land

Land of the sunshine, the deep blue sky, and snow-topped hills!

It seems pleasant to be on land after being on shipboard so many weeks.

"Another tribe is trying to break into our land," he said to himself.

Soon the news of his terrible deed spread throughout the land.

His name was Cup and he too had inherited his land from a hundred other Cups who had gone before.

Knife, however, must promise to leave his land to his son-in-law in case he died.

Mesopotamia, therefore, meant a stretch of land "between the rivers."

The land of Phoenicia had always been a counting-house without a soul.

The Sumerians take possession of the land between the Tigris and the Euphrates.

Mr. Malbone would hardly imagine you had been bred in a Christian land.