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“Polly fitted out a substantial luncheon-basket, and was keenest sympathy to the last.”
“The wind was fierce and cutting, and the brandlings had been upset into the luncheon-basket.”
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 19, 1919
“He hadn't even found out, as late as June, why he liked to have her bring out the luncheon-basket to the mowers.”
“Then there were English papers to buy, and, of course, we must have a luncheon-basket ....”
“Jupille trotted before us, carrying his rod in one hand, a luncheon-basket and a fish-bag in the other.”
“You see,' he confided to his sisters, 'they couldn't get on very well without me, as I'm learning to put their bait on for them, and I help to unpack their luncheon-basket, and very often I lie down on the bank and tell them stories; they like that very much.”
“It is that the luncheon-basket or sandwich-tin must be kept sweet and pure.”
“It is customary, for instance, in travelling, when you open your luncheon-basket, to offer to share its contents with any strangers who may chance to be fellow-passengers.”
“Then papa and mamma packed up the blankets, luncheon-basket, and other things, and, giving a parting look at the bright river, they turned the horses 'heads towards home.”
“But mamma had the coffee-pot boiling by the fire; and the bread and butter, cakes, cold meat, and other things from the luncheon-basket, tasted very good in the cool autumn air.”
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