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Meanings of grange in English
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Usage of grange in English
1
You can hide in her moated grange till the bobbies get tired.
2
For weeks she'd been dreading the Christmas party at the grange hall.
3
The Secretary's report showed the grange to be in good condition.
4
Thus the abbey and its grange with some forty cottages were entirely surrounded.
5
Mariana's solitude in the moated grange was as nothing to hers.
6
You promised to take me to the dance at the grange.
7
It would be dark before they reached the grange, Maggie thought.
8
They were to meet again at the moated grange, Mariana's house.
9
Hank was waiting for them when they drove into the grange parking lot.
10
They wished that Madeleine lived in a moated grange instead of the Occidental Hotel.
11
We need only raise a few houses, a grange hall, smithery, and such like.
12
It was first a grange of Whitekirk Abbey, tilled and inhabited by rosy friars.
13
Another acquaintance of his, a draper at Holloway, had built himself a moated grange.
14
Television is the sturdiest medicine wagon, the biggest grange hall, the busiest street corner.
15
A jovial party were gathered round a blazing fire in an old grange near Warwick.
16
And what of the life that it is possible to live in my sequestered grange?
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