I went to Guérande once, to draw my lot in the draft, and I went to Savenay, to show myself to some gentlemen who measured me.
He used to go to Guérande to enjoy himself, or to Savenay to make love to the girls.
When he was dressed, he went to his brother and told him to watch in front of the house and tell him if he heard any noise on either of the beaches, this one or the one in front of the Guérande salt marshes.
Handlingar rörande Skandinaviens historia, tjugondenionde delen,[980] contains some letters of the Swedish Government regarding New Sweden.
Guérande stands on a height, and turning back, the view of the whole district is most extensive.
We returned through Batz; the cathedral tower of Saint Aubin at Guérande is to be seen at a great distance, and is a prominent object in the scenery; the whole country is covered with salt-pans.
Guérande is a capital not quite so dead and alive as Savenay; it is the possessor of a past of a most momentous and vivid character in its relation to the history of Brittany and of France.
Seaward beyond Guérande are only Bourg de Batz and Croisic, a gay little maritime city with a fine Gothic church of the highly ornamented species, and many old, high-gabled houses of the variety which one sees frequently in stage settings.
Guérande is not exactly a deserted village, but its streets are, at midday, as lone and silent as though its population had not been in residence for many months.
I had promised to show Senora Rande the English way of serving spinach as a vegetable course.
In speaking of the Fonda deRande the padre had described the Senora Rande's cooking as being excellent, her charges moderate, and her house the cleanest in Arta.
The top of the mound on which we stood had been hollowed out, and Senor Rande remarked that children came up from Arta to dig for treasures.
So when we sallied forth it was in company with Senor Rande and the perro de Rande--a fine specimen of the ancient hunting dogs that are still prevalent in the island.
Treaty of Guérande Exploits of the free companies: John Hawkwood 1361.
In 1365 the treaty of Guérande was signed, by which.
Guérande is a good place for a botanist to stay at who desires to study the flora of the saltmarshes on one hand, and of the Grande Brière on the other.
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