He could hear rapid footsteps inside the little house; then the door opened and in the light that streamed from within he was indistinctly visible to Nan as she stood in the doorway.
So he called out: "Little house, pretty house, my sweet little house, why do you not give an answer when I call?
There was still left to him a little house in the country, and to this, when everything else had been sold, he retired.
The children followed him until they reached a little house, on the roof of which he perched.
At last she came to a little house, and an old woman was peeping out of it, but she had such great teeth that the girl was terrified and about to run away, only the old woman called her back.
She ran as long as her feet would carry her; and when the evening drew near she came to a little house, and she went inside to rest.
So they went in, and there was a little house-place and a beautiful little bedroom, a kitchen and larder, with all sorts of furniture, and iron and brass ware of the very best.
And when they had gone a long long way, they came at last to a little house, and the maiden looked inside, and as it was empty she thought, "We might as well live here.
I don't care HOW poor I was, I know that I would keep my little house nice; you don't have to have money to do that!
But I believe I COULD manage a little house, and children, and I'd like that!
There was talk now of making Joe resident physician at the hospital, with a little house up there right near the big building.
They were alone in Sally's little house, and for answer he put his arms about her.
My services were required to take a little house at Passy, where she is to live.
It is a little house belonging to Count de Téral, who is on his way back to Lisbon: one might really fancy he had got it ready on purpose for me.
They followed it and came to a little house, on the roof of which it perched; and when they came quite near they saw that the cottage was made of bread and roofed with cakes, while the window was made of transparent sugar.
The Little House One yestereve, in the waning light, When the wind was still and the gloaming bright, There came a breath from a far countrie, And the ghost of a Little House called to me.
Back to your place, lest my servants see, That the ghost of a Little House calls to me.
He lived in a little house at Chelsea that the architect Godwin had decorated with an elegance that owed something to Whistler.
Christopher's little house in Harley Street showed, beyond its consulting-room, a cheerful Philistine appreciation of comfort and love.
Nobody knew anything with certainty as to her income, but she was charitable, and ran a little house in Charles Street with a great deal of ceremony and hospitality.
There she saw a little house, with a little bit of a door, at which she knocked, and heard a voice saying, "Are you Christians?
I think we had better build a little house, so that the wolf shall not eat us, and meanwhile let us go and look for something to build the house with.
One day, however, after he had run about a great deal and was very thirsty, he came to a little house.
So he took her to a little house, where she was to live until the enchantment was removed.
Thereupon he insisted on taking them to his private studio, which was near by, just below Guillaume's little house.
Already on the previous day Guillaume had read in the newspapers that a band of young Anarchists had entered the Princess's little house by breaking a basement window.
She traveled away and away on before her, far further than I could tell you, and twice as far as you could tell me, until she came into a strange country, and going up to a little house, she found an old Hag living in it.
She traveled away and away before her, far further than I could tell you, and twice as far as you could tell me, until she came into a strange country, and going up to a little house, she found an old hag living in it.
She traveled away and away on before her, far further than I could tell you, and twice as far as you could tell me, until she came into a strange country, and going up to a little house, she found an old hag living in it.
Illustration: "Going up to a little house, she found an old hag.
There's a little house in Upper Dorbury that always seemed to me so pretty and pleasant; and nobody lives there now.
Then I take off my closes and put them on my señora and drag her along, and, bime by, we coming to a little house, and a good woman give me some closes and in the night we coming to San Diego.
In a little house on the beach, under the fort, where his sweetheart lives.
He left her and went up the hill to Benicia's little house, half hidden by the cypress trees that grew before it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little house" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
