There is much of romance in his narrative, and, as you are preparing a volume of life-sketches, as found in town and country, I have thought that what falls from his lips might fill a few pages with interest and profit to your readers.
And now to you, who have been with me through The "Town and Country," I must bid adieu.
DERA GHAZI KHAN, a town and district of British India, in the Punjab.
Great improvements had also been made in the streets and roads in town and country.
Both intown and country we heard gentlemen repeatedly speak of the slight fastenings to their houses.
The unfortunate creature was taken up to town and died in a few hours.
As we mingled with the missionaries, both in town and country, they all bore witness to the security of their persons and families.
These differ only in detail in their application to town and country.
In 1401, at the solicitation of the Baron of Limeuil, they took and utterly destroyed the town and castle of La Roche Christophe, as shall be related in full in the sequel.
A town and castles on the Dordogne, never captured by the English, but afterwards sacked and ruined by the Huguenots.
Though Crum was in town and an introduction to Cynthia Dark to be had for the asking, Val did not ask; indeed, he shunned Crum and lived a life strange even to himself, except in so far as accounts with tailor and livery stable were concerned.
If they drive her out of here, she'll still want fun wherever she is; she'll go to a town and end up like those girls I saw in Bristol.
In town and countryside, in the palace and the slum, above all in the Garden City, we must have babies.
So he returned dismally to town and spent an evening plunged in gloom.
The Estates of Groningen were divided into two parts--town and districts--each with one vote.
The honorable state committee is in town and I'll point out some of the moulders of our political destiny.
Well, he'd been dropping into the construction office now and then to see me--you know the boss was never in town and I hadn't much to do.
So Master had to go to town and buy de traveler another pair of boots.
He argued our people to stay out of town and stay in the country.
They wasn't no white overseer on the place, except Mister Irvin, and he stayed in de store or in town and didn't bother about the farm work.
There was a graveyard beside de road from our house to town and I always was afraid to go by it.
He got some kind of a paper in town and he kept it with him all the time, and when the soldiers would come to git his hosses or his cattle he would jest draw that paper on 'em and they let 'em alone.
For the rest he devoted himself during the better part of a quarter of a century to the housing and the social betterment of the workers in town and country, with results which are reflected in their present vastly improved condition.
It enfranchised the workers in town and country, enabling them to vote for the man of their choice at all local elections.
I shouldn't wonder if I should have to go up-town and get a physician for her even yet.
Let us go up-town and have a little supper at Luigi's, the way we used to, Harry, when we really were friends.
Town and a store, down there five miles," he explained as I caught his gunwale with boat hook.
Maloney had returned to town and he telephoned him to get Mackenzie at once and watch the Jack of Hearts in front and rear.
I knew he was in town and at the Del Mar, but I didn't know where he would be next day.
A friend of mine has come to town and wants to see me," he explained.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "town and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
