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The Main-top-malt could not withfiand its Violence, but snaptin two, and fell on
the Nlain-sail; 'and We were afraid that, as it struck up''on it at every swell of the
Sea, it would tear it to Pieces. Then the boldest Sailors climbed up to the, Scuttle,
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(1) Cafes T.T. 15*. S. C. 3. Peer, Wms. 540. Purse v. Snaptin, 1. Atk. Wms. 1X4.
414. Atnburner v. Macguire, a. Brown. (c) H.imbiing v. Lifter, Arr.H. 401. C. C. 109,
(</; ice Eroiisdon t. Winter, AmH. 5*.
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Elizabeth Gaskell's Collection [ 59 books ]:
therewere recklesschildren; the very closest bonds of nature were snaptin
thattime oftrialand distress. Therewas Faith such as the rich can never imagineon
earth; there was Love strong as death; and selfdenial, among rude, coarse men,
akin ...
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Those Were the Days... My Arse!: 101 Words You Shouldn't Use ...
... tobe done ora button was to be pressed and heavy machinery was about
tostart moving,no onewould ask,'Are we goodto go?'No.A massive bloke
whocould break youin half withoneswipe ofhis snaptin would shout,'WHAT'S THA
FOOKIN ...
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English Language Word Builder
... SAVARIN SNAPTIN SURAMIN ...
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Dictionary of Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms and ...
K. Vonnegut, Jr. snapping bug Am. snapping beetle. snappy Br.col.(of clothes)
attractive and fashionable; asnappy dresser. snappy/ look snappy Br. (used
impers.) hurry up. snaptin Br.col. sandwichbox. snarf esp. Am. col. eat or drink
quickly ...
The unsuspecting Dwarfs, asusual,sat down onitin the morning; thebranch
snaptin two, andthe Dwarfswere thrown tothe ground. Whenthepeople laughed at
them they became greatly incensed,and cried out, O how is heaven so high And
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Gently with the Innocents
He stirredit in himself. The result was strong, campfire tea. From a drawer in the
table he took a snaptin which contained sandwiches and a slice ofcake. 'Cheers
– and Ihope you catches him!' Was he somewhow trying to put themin theirplace?
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Images of England Through Popular Music: Class, Youth and ...
The 'LemonDropKid' dragged himselfoutof bed,grabbed his snaptin and water
bottle, stepped out onto the cobbled street, mounted his bike and cycled to
Bedford Colliery to begin the usual routine for the morning shift. But this shift
would be ...
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The Oxford Guide to Etymology
To take another example from the same semantic field, not many decades ago
many British workers, particularly miners, carried their lunch in a metal container,
usually called a snaptin. Snap was a word for a light meal, and hence the ...