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Meanings of farm-house in English
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Usage of farm-house in English
1
It is the clearing in the midst of which the farm-house stands.
2
In England the farm-house faces the road and the premises lie behind.
3
The second act opens in the farm-house, where the four have arrived.
4
Behind the farm-house stood horses, saddled and bridled in an obsolete manner.
5
By the high road into the forest there stood a solitary farm-house.
6
So I just drove him away, and landed him in a farm-house.
7
Page 75: Hyphen removed from farm-house to ensure consistency with other uses.
8
A store and a farm-house have been added to the old buildings.
9
One day we stopped at a farm-house in a wild, lonely place.
10
The farm-house might have been waiting for us, it was so still.
11
The night before our arrival we were quartered at a large farm-house.
12
Life at the farm-house sinks into deep ruts, and becomes weary plodding.
13
It is a farm-house after all, and you are a practical woman.
14
A drive of about an hour brought them to a neat farm-house.
15
I might have stopped at any farm-house, and have breakfasted for nothing.
16
It was an old-fashioned farm-house built with brick, with curiously twisted chimneys.
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