Walter Scape was withdrawn from Eton and put into a merchant's house.

Three hundred arms have been seized in a French merchant's house at Plymouth.

In the merchant's house domestic life flowed smoothly on again.

The letters sent to Gotz had reached him through a merchant's house in Venice.

He had formerly served in a merchant's house at Venice.

Hence we went to a merchant's house hard by, where I saw Sir Nich.

Noureddin thanked him and they entered the slave- merchant's house.

Half an hour afterwards Lucy Stevens had left the merchant's house-forever, as it proved.

They had removed to an old merchant's house where there was room for Due's horses.

The reader will remember the merchant's house was opposite the Prince's, with a street between them.

In the morning there was great weeping and lamentation in the merchant's house when it was known what had happened.

I went on other days to pass the morning sometimes at one merchant's house, and sometimes at that of another.

Typical merchant's house, so many tablecloths that they could not use them all if they lived to be a hundred.

In front of the coal- merchant's house the big dog, as always, made for his legs, and he lost the twenty-five-ore piece.

Hence we went to a merchant's house hard by, where Lock wrote a note and left, where I saw Sir Nich.

In the merchant's house the bereaved father came, candle in hand, out of the room of the dead to the office below.