Significats de marlotte en anglès

Rather a sad holiday, I own; it reminds me of certain visits to Marlotte.

Marlotte, for a central figure, boasted Olivier de Penne.

Marlotte possesses a big, I should say comfortable, hotel, is very cosmopolitan and very pretty.

Marlotte, a little village in the Forest of Fontainebleau, became his home; there he spent eight months of every year.

In Marlotte drawing-rooms we are in France, but always with a pleasant reminder of England and of true English hospitality.

The other day an English resident at Marlotte, when cycling among these villages of the plain inquired his way of a countryman.

And such is the burthen, even after we have come to Marlotte and taken our places in the court at Mother Antonine's.

Only a mile either of woodland, field path or high road separates Bourron from its more populous and highly popular neighbour, Marlotte.

Destined perhaps one day to rival its neighbour Marlotte in popularity-evento become a second Barbizon-itis as yet the sleepiest, most rustic retreat imaginable.

Making gold-green lines between are vines, a succession of asparagus beds and vineyards separating our village from its better known and more populous neighbour, Marlotte.