• I heard tell they're mighty big towns."
• Dot thought that if men behaved like that in towns it must be very strange.
• Accordingly the French laid siege to and captured many small towns and castles.
• Gardens and groves replaced the fields, and the free population fled to the towns.
• As we journeyed on down the Platte, we passed thrifty ranches and thriving little towns.
• After the reign of Nero, depopulation commenced in towns as noted as Antium and Tarentum.
• "I've been dreaming again," he said; "such queer dreams of leaguered cities and forgotten towns.
• So we went travelling. It's a kindly, softly country there, back of Philadelphia among the German towns, Lancaster way.
• The card players settled their accounts, and everybody went out together, after the fashion of all little country towns.
• Selwyn used the weekly press so that he could reach the fireside of every farmer and the dweller in the small country towns.

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