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Meanings of auberge in English
Usage of auberge in English
1
He drank sitting on a bench outside the door of the auberge.
2
Jurmain kept only a few dollars in her room at the auberge.
3
On returning to the auberge, Gervaise had a long chat with Ralph.
4
We're talking to everyone who ever so much as walked past Jurmain's auberge.
5
Woods bordering the road and surrounding the auberge were searched with tracker dogs.
6
When the Japanese came back to the auberge, the dog followed them inside.
7
Unconscious of this look, Tristram followed his father down the stairs of the auberge.
8
I am to take you up to the English auberge.
9
They can sleep at a good auberge on the way.
10
It is a knight from the English auberge; he has come to fetch you.
11
He married Jacintha, and Josephine set them up in Bigot's, (deceased) auberge.
12
There now remained but one small auberge at La Brède.
13
We were quite drenched on reaching a little wayside auberge.
14
The hotel was described to us as a fair auberge.
15
This hat and rope I found secreted in one of the bed-rooms of the auberge.
16
Here they had no difficulty in obtaining lodgings, in a small auberge near the port.
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United Kingdom
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