1
The inn where I put up was like a hostelry of romance.
2
One recognised, even at the entering, the delightful hostelry of a god.
3
I paid my fare, took up my carpet-bag, and entered the hostelry.
4
There is my hostelry, and the spectral form of Danvers, utterly depaysee.
5
Achieving a discreet retirement from the hostelry he stood irresolute in the street.
6
This mischance necessitated our staying overnight at the only hostelry in the place.
7
It was a sort of hostelry of those times; a kind of public-house.
8
The wretched hostelry lived long in her secret catalogue of terrors.
9
A substantial rear extension does a reasonable job of maintaining the old-hostelry atmosphere.
10
The brothers assented, took the letter, and went to the hostelry.
11
Where? The fellow pointed with his thumb in the direction of the hostelry.
12
Nevertheless, I rode back to my hostelry in no pleasant frame of mind.
13
Hard by stood a hostelry, and thither we journeyed in our heavily-laden bark.
14
The once famous hostelry had become a haunt for pothouse politicians.
15
That Thames-side hostelry was evidently a favourite resort of the diarist.
16
He remembered an old hostelry of that name, near the Plaza.
