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Example sentences for "league from"

  • The isle of St. Pierre, so much praised by Rousseau, is situated near the centre of the lake, about a league from Cerlier, where we embarked for it.

  • About half a league from Geneva is the town of Carrouge, which at one period was in some degree its rival in trade, but is at present by no means in a flourishing state.

  • About half a league from Berne we passed the Aar (which is here a broad and rapid stream) by a long bridge of wood, covered according to the general custom in Switzerland.

  • This glacier is only three quarters of a league from Chamouny, or the priory, where we soon arrived.

  • On the following day, which was the Feast of the Resurrection, we skirted the south coast of the island; and from here we went to another island, which is a league from it.

  • It is a league from that of Santa Isabel.

  • It was about six o'clock in the evening when the advanced portion of his army, consisting of three thousand men, had proceeded about a league from Amaillou.

  • Perfectly, Excellency; the heads of Generals Bercozabal and Digollados' columns are not more than a league from Toluca, where they intend to make a long halt.

  • At about half a league from, the town, instead of continuing to advance in a straight line, at a sign from the adventurer, they turned off and entered a scarce traced path that ran through a wood.

  • A quarter of a league from Crespy, a portion of forest, called the Tillet Wood, extends to the roadside, but does not cross to the other side.

  • The division is stationed at a sort of township called Boulak, close to the Nile, about half a league from Cairo.

  • From the summit of a high hill about a league from here, we saw for the first time since we entered Switzerland the whole magnificient chain of the Alps quite distinctly, and in all its grandeur.

  • As Weende was half a league from Goettingen, I was compelled to abandon for that evening all further steps for the recovery of my things.

  • The road then leads round the Gemmihorn for some distance upon a level, till at a distance of 3/4 of a league from Schwaribach it ascends again.

  • At a distance of half a league from this place is found another haltun with very good water, and a league from this is found the place called Sucte, worthy of memory on account of the things which it contains.

  • Cartier observes in another part of his narrative that Sainte Croix was situate half a league from and to the north of Quebec.

  • In the middle of January they all came and located themselves about a quarter of a league from Quebec, to make tobogins and began the first hunt, which lasted about three weeks.

  • The command of Lobillo marched over a swampy land, where horses could not travel; and, half a league from camp, came upon some huts near a river.

  • And because in the town where the Governor lodged, there was small store of maize, he removed to another half a league from Rio Grande,[H] where they found plenty of maize.

  • About a half a league from here, near the Château de la Roche-Noire.

  • The Mone comes from Saint-Saturnin, half a league from Saint-Amand.

  • Then he hid himself at Fossard, the posting-house a half-league from Montereau.

  • Yes, he lived a league from Villers-Cotterets, where General Dumas died.

  • I named it Saint Katherines Island; in which, toward the Northeast there is very dry soile; but about a quarter of a league from it, very ill ground so that you must go a little about.

  • Towardes night Zanzabar, allis Yasimon Dono, sent me word that an English or Duch shipp was com to an ancor in Cochi roade, a league from Firando.

  • News were brought that 2 Duch shipps are entred harbour at Cochi, a league from Firando.

  • The next day we reached Cape Fourchu, distant half a league from there.

  • We anchored a league from a cape, which we named St. Louis, [157] where we noticed smoke in several places.

  • Reaching the end of it, they make again a land journey of some distance, and then enter another little river, which has its mouth a league from Quebec, which is on the great river St. Lawrence.

  • There is another city a league from it, called Chetula, consisting of more then sixty thousand Indians, tributaries, and there dwell not aboue twelue Spanyards there.

  • And running this course, Northward about a league from vs wee sawe three Ilands called Las tres Marias, (that is to say, The three Maries) running the same course.


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