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Example sentences for "country house"

  • There's a life for you," said Caderousse; "a town house and a country house.

  • I read the advertisement in one of the papers, and was tempted by the false title, 'a country house.

  • In the middle distance are trees and a country house, and in the foreground a meadow with cows standing on the banks of the river.

  • A Menagerie is nearly four feet square, and represents the courtyard of a country house--that of William III.

  • A Hostess should receive her Guests= at the head of the staircase at a ball given in town, and at the door of the ball-room at a country house ball.

  • It may often be noticed running rapidly along the tiles or thatch of a country house, and it not unfrequently takes its station on the point of a gable, or the ridge of the roof, and rehearses its song again and again.

  • On going home, Caroline says to her poor Adolphe, "What an idea that was of yours, to buy a country house!

  • So this is the cause of your passion for a country house!

  • It is agreed by everybody in the parlor of Madame Deschars, that a country house, so far from being a pleasure, is an unmitigated nuisance.

  • The material for a country house should be strong, and durable, and the work simple in its details, beyond that for either town or suburban houses.

  • As no more convenient opportunity may present itself, a word or two will be suggested as to the location of the bath-room in a country house.

  • They're building a most delightful house in town, right in the middle of London, and yet it's to be exactly like a country house!

  • Small wonder that Mrs. Richard Maule generally absented herself from home when her friend Jane Oglander was there to take the place only a woman can fill in a country house of which the master is an invalid, his heir a bachelor.

  • All that the words “in a country house” state is a simple fact of locality; but they imply that you were in a place where not to be out of doors was probably a serious trial to the temper.

  • Captain Steele took a house for his lady upon their marriage, “the third door from Germain Street, left hand of Berry Street,” and the next year he presented his wife with a country house at Hampton.

  • It happened, I remember, that my guardian was staying at a country house (the Holme), which had formerly belonged to Dr.

  • My friend had a susceptible heart, and a ravishing beauty was staying at a certain, country house, so we drove over to call there that he might see her.

  • Fanny chose the character of a country house-maid.

  • I knew perfectly well that, on the evening I mentioned to his grace, Fred Lamb would be at his father's country house, Brockett Hall.

  • He informed me that young Berkeley had just arrived from his brother's country house, to demand an explanation of him on the subject of having sent back his letter.

  • He belonged to the class of business man to whom it is as natural to have a country house as to have a London house, not only for convenience in respect of his work, but also for his social pleasures.

  • George Grafton had been looking for a country house in a leisurely kind of way for the past ten years, and with rather more determination for about two.

  • If you lean toward both comfort and formality, and own a country house and a city abode, there will be no difficulty in solving the problem.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    before related; certain parts; country called; country doctor; country flight; country folk; country gentleman; country girl; country house; country houses; country life; country parish; country places; country seat; country town; country where; different densities; forked tail; guarded against; just received; los hombres; naval history; pound butter; seven thousand five hundred; soon reached; warm them