At Maerin there is a great farm, with a large house on it, and a great neighbourhood all around it, and it is the great delight of the people to drink many together in company.
The peasant had with him a large house-dog, which he put in among the herd of cattle, in which many hundred head of beasts were driven together.
Then next over against St. Martin's church, is a large house built of stone and timber, with vaults for the stowage of wines, and is called the Vintry.
Yonder it be;” said he pointing to a large house at the farther end of the market-place.
Without descending to the river, we turned aside up a hill, and, after passing by a few huts, came to a large house, which my guide told me was the inn of Pont Erwyd.
Had removed over to Tamarack, and thought of renting a large house and 'farming' the town-poor.
I suppose you must have a large house, and I am sure you will have a beautiful one.
There at the end of Yser Canal, I found a pleasant billet in a large housebelonging to a Mr. Vandervyver, who, with his mother, gave me a kind reception and a most comfortably furnished room.
The Château was a large house of no distinction, but it stood in delightful grounds, and at the back of it was a pond whose clear waters reflected the tall, leafless trees which bordered it.
Our Battle Headquarters were in the forward area and rear Headquarters in a large house in Rue du Pasteur.
The General had comfortable quarters in a large house, which was nicely furnished, and had an air of opulence about it.
I am afraid it is wrong, mamma; but I think sometimes that it would be very nice to have a carriage and servants, and a large house; and it must be almost as great a change to Susan to have so many comforts as she has now.
At another time, my father leased for two years a large house in the Midlands.
A well-to-do Managing Director of some jute-spinning mills had recently built himself a large house.
My father had rented a deer-forest on a long lease from Cluny Macpherson, and had built a large house there, on Loch Laggan.
Mrs. Grant and some of their children were with him, and occupied a large house in Nashville, which was used as an office, dwelling, and every thing combined.
At that time, Meiggs was a prominent man, lived in style in a large house on Broadway, was a member of the City Council, and owned large saw-mills up the coast about Mendocino.
Inside there was a large house, with a good shingle-roof, used as a storehouse, and all round the walls were ranged rooms, the fort wall being the outer wall of the house.
The Wezeer then suggested to them that they should hire for themselves a large house; to which they assented; and they hired a spacious house, fitted for festivities.
V76] fate and destiny impelled him one day to a large house, and he knocked at the door, hoping that its master would answer him, and that he might beg of him a trifle.
He lived in a large house in the Pajaria, or straw-market.
Near Sandhills Station there stood a large house, surrounded by trees, the residence of John Shaw Leigh, one of the founders of the present Liverpool.
Immediately to the north of Waterloo, Squire Houghton had built a large house (Sandheys) surrounded by quite a park, but to the north of this there was only a long stretch of sandhills until Hightown Lighthouse was reached.
About 1860 Mr. Arnold Baruchson built a large house on the sea front, which for some years was the only house on the shore, and was the beginning of Blundellsands.
He now took me by the hand and led me into a large house, occupied by his master, the owner of the plantation.
It was an old-fashioned farmhouse of the better class, black and white, with a large house-place and a cool parlour beyond it, with old pictures and furniture.
If there was a large housenear it, so much the better--that she would buy for herself.
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