About 5 o'clock in the evening, we reached Herculaneum, a little town on the right shore.
At ten o'clock at night we reached a little town on the right bank, Gape Girardeau, where Mr. Vallais had some goods to land.
At last the morning of the third day came, and the chest was tossed upon the sandy shore of a strange island where there were green fields and, beyond them, a little town.
In a little town north of Delphi, and not very far from the sea, there lived a young man named Admetus.
He passed by a little town called Acela, and came to another called Tocaste; and from thence he went before with thirty horsemen and fifty footmen towards Cale.
John Danusco came on Sunday late in the evening, and brought news that he had found a little town twelve or thirteen leagues from thence: he brought a woman and a boy that he took there.
After the Retreat from Moscow," he said, "my regiment was stationed to recruit for a while in a little town in Poland.
On his return, it was noon before he reached the spot on the highroad between Grenoble and the little town, where the pathway turned that led to La Fosseuse's cottage.
It is a little town in Oxfordshire, and if you look long enough on the map you may find it, though I won't promise you.
And now came a little town, the town of Wanwick mother called it, right among the mountains, with a river running round it, and a tall church spire.
I landed at LINTZ, a little Town in the Electorate of Cologne, on the right Side of the Rhine; and there I drank the excellent Wine of Bleickert, which is made near the Village of Huningen, about a League from this Town.
This delay, however, somewhat put out Denys's calculations, and evening surprised them ere they reached a little town he was making for, where was a famous hotel.
And by this time 'twas night, and a little town at hand, where we went each to his inn; for my master would not yield to put off his rags and other sores till morning; nor I to enter an inn with a tatterdemalion.
They came to a little town, and Denys went to buy shoes.
Towards sunset they found themselves at equal distances from a little town and a monastery, only the latter was off the road.
This journey to a little town, this abode in a lonely castle, amid new, unknown neighbours, seemed to her of no good omen; but open opposition would have been ridiculous.
Urbain Grandier was born at Rovere, a village near Sable, a little town of Bas-Maine.
Towards the autumn there was talk of going to spend that season at Ganges, a little town situated in Lower Languedoc, in the diocese of Montpellier, seven leagues from that town, and nineteen from Avignon.
Quite a little town," he thought, "quite a little town.
In the dream she had seen a little town lying in a hollow, lighted and peopled, but without foundation.
And yet, possessed by a silly, unconcealed ambition, Rogron and his sister were bent on playing a part in the society of a little town already in possession of a close corporation of twelve allied families.
Maitre Desroches has fully explained to me the influence of the gossip of a little town.
We waited, watching for the hour when the little town should be quiet and deserted.
I went on shore and walked hurriedly through the little town to the road leading to the wood.
A little town is very amusing, you know, very amusing, very amusing.
The great snow-capped mountains were still on our left and behind us; while beneath, almost buried in the valley, lay a little town, Stazione 86.
This of itself is enough to awaken an interest for a little town; but what is its appearance?
By thirty hills I hurry down, Or slip between the ridges, By twenty thorps, a little town, And half a hundred bridges.
O Little Town of Bethlehem O little town of Bethlehem, How still we see thee lie!
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