The road ran by the side of the lake, which became narrower as I approached my native town.
At first I wished to hurry on, for I longed to console and sympathise with my loved and sorrowing friends; but when I drew near my native town, I slackened my progress.
I felt this delay very bitterly; for I longed to see my native town and my beloved friends.
In my pleasant walks in my native town, my eye happened to fall on a beautiful house, untenanted in a neighbourhood so quiet that every other house seemed to be the same.
With this insignificant amount, the result of five years in a rich country, and something like one hundred and twenty pounds standing to my account, I arrived that evening at my native town.
After closing with Mr. Morgan, I visited my native town, Dunfermline, and at that time made the town a gift of public baths.
I had followed in his footsteps by giving my native town a library--its foundation stone laid by my mother--so that this public library was really my first gift.
The scene of the story is laid in Stavenhagen, or Stemhagen as it is called in Plattdeutsch, Reuter's native town.
Now as concerns Droz the watchmaker, he was by birth a Neufchatelois; he had served under many flags, amongst them the French, and at last had come to a halt in my native town, where he had married a widow and settled.
Then I went home to my native town, ostensibly to advertise my legal diploma, but really to look once more upon her from whom I had been so long absent.
When, therefore, I returned to my native town, after an absence of three years, I found that a certain renommee had preceded me.
Nowadays, a whole street in my native town is called after my name: would it not have been better if all I had there were a simple hut?
The publication of my legal diploma in the county court was a sufficiently dignified excuse for a visit to my native town.
Never would I again, with my own consent, set foot in my native town; I would rather cause an earthquake to swallow it, if it stood in my power.
It was quite terrible for him to be compelled to admit that in my native town, where everybody knew everybody else, and took the greatest interest in his fortunes, I was unanimously considered a castaway.
My youthful fancy kindled at his romantic story of the knight who had been at feud with my native town.
I do not think anyone will charge me with having forgotten my native town up there.
Yes, my native town is so dear to me that I would rather ruin it than see it flourishing upon a lie.
I have always loved my native town as a man only can love the home of his youthful days.
My school-boy friend gave me a cordial greeting; That honest lawyer bade me welcome, too, And doted on my progress and the advice He gave me ere I left my native town.
At home, however, within the narrow precincts of my native town, there were effects of the measure which, though comparatively trifling, I liked considerably worse than the suppression of the bishoprics.
An expedition was sent against him, and he was utterly routed in an engagement which took place near his native town.
Who is substituting other Means of Dissipation in my native Town in Lieu of Theatrical Entertainments &c &c?
Shall we not again see that Sobriety of Manners, that Temperance, Frugality, Fortitude and other manly Virtues wch were once the Glory and Strength of my much lov'd native Town.
Such a thing may seem impossible to those who have not lived in a native town, but those who have, know that nothing is incredible to its vast curiosity, its still more vast ignorance.
But at last I caught sight of one of those marvellous drawings made by the sun in the window of the Post Office of my native town.
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