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It was now the turn of the Federalists to uncork the vials of wrath.
THE CRITICAL PERIOD OF AMERICAN HISTORYJOHN FISKE
But, as for you young people, off with you, while we uncork the wine!
CONTRABANDG. J. WHYTE-MELVILLE
Bridget at the mere sight of Bobby Gill was wont to uncork the vitriol of her anger.
THE SUNSET TRAILALFRED HENRY LEWIS
Uncork a bottle of ginger ale, shake the bottle, and lead the gas that comes off through lime-water.
ONTARIO TEACHERS' MANUALS: NATURE STUDYONTARIO MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
Her near presence seemed to uncork new bottles of violet perfume.
TO HIM THAT HATHLEROY SCOTT
The Churchwarden pulled out his bottle, and commenced to uncork it.
THE OLD TOBACCO SHOPWILLIAM BOWEN
Argensola suggested that this would be a good opportunity to uncork one of the many bottles which he was keeping in the kitchen.
THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSEVICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ
Uncork a bottle of oil of pennyroyal, and it will drive them away, nor will they return so long as the scent of it is in the room.
HOUSEKEEPING IN OLD VIRGINIAMARION CABELL TYREE
I have vowed not to uncork it except on the shore of the Pacific.
LETTERS OF ANTON CHEKHOVANTON CHEKHOV
The customshouse officer spied the bottles and it did not take him long to uncork one and smell it.
PARIS VISTASHELEN DAVENPORT GIBBONS

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