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give us something to eat later
No, we'll take that little walk I told you of, and Mother will give us something to eat later.—
— from Mother: A Story by Kathleen Thompson Norris

get us something to eat later
and he did since then I’ve ran this ranche alone and propose so to do she was older than him”—— “Can you give us a glass of milk,” I broke in, irreverently, on this bit of family history, delivered without a pause, with the end, if it had any, promising to outlive us and run into the next century, “you can get us something to eat later in the day.”
— from With Rod and Line in Colorado Waters by Lewis B. France


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