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Examples
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NATALYA PETROVNA [gets up quickly and goes to study-door].
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‘Certainly,’ said he, fully understanding what she meant; and bowing low as he opened first the study-door, then the front-door, then the garden-gate.
Doctor Thorne 2004
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At the study-door I knocked, and forthwith entered.
Uncle Silas 2003
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Then came the return visits, when Elsa ceremoniously led each lady to the sofa; and the Professor, at the first tinkle of the door-bell exchanging his working-jacket for the black coat that hung in readiness behind the study-door, emerged to give voice to his pleasure and surprise.
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Presently she heard the study-door open, and expected to hear the succeeding clash of the front door.
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Mr. Lenoir was looking cross when Julian knocked at his study-door.
Five Go To Smugglers Top Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 1983
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They went to the study-door, and Sooty turned the handle.
Five Go To Smugglers Top Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 1983
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What if they came to your study-door, and cried for help, and would not go away till you had told them how to escape the wrath of God?
The Reformed Pastor 1615-1691 1974
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Five minutes afterwards the master of their form — a late arrival and a model young master — knocks at the Doctor's study-door.
Tom Brown's Schooldays Hughes, Thomas, 1822-1896 1971
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At last I determined to learn a little about pronouns and verbs before proceeding further, and so took up the phrase-book, with which I was commendably busy, when, at about a quarter to nine, came a knock at my study-door, and, behold, there was Molly with a letter!
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 108, October, 1866 Various
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