village

Even the village was too human, too modern, for his early-pagan mood.

It is the superintendent of the factory in our village—a man rich, or, at any rate, well-to-do.

That morning a rumor had reached the village of a famine in the island of Crete.

It occurred to him that he could sell them at a market store in the village.

The house had been built only three years, and was the show-place of the village.

Men boiled out of the village like hornets out of a shaken nest.

We rolled on, and entered the village of Manchester, bordering on the falls.

I left the village in the gathering gloom and was soon out on the heather.

The fate of Owthorne, a village once existing not far from Withernsea, is pathetic.

We find no one to object to our intrusion, and go on towards the village.