1
Our own habitation is simple enough, yet amply suffices for our needs.
2
To resume, I prowled like a guilty phantom around my own habitation.
3
The distance was considerable between my own habitation and that which I had left.
4
The old lady returned in despair to her own habitation.
5
That excitement over, the lonely mistress of Moongarr went back to her own habitation.
6
I hastened, without knowing why, from the presence of Laura to my own habitation.
7
And thou, howling Remorse, that desolatest thine own habitation, and feedest upon thy mother.
8
This is Mrs. Norton's sweet child!-Well ,Goody ,youmay return to your own habitation.
9
The house she entered was not her own habitation.
10
Jude says they "kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation."
11
The creditor looks that his money should be brought into his house, to his own habitation.
12
The doctor himself thought his disease was desperate; and, mounting his horse, returned to his own habitation.
13
The ditches, walls, and towers were speedily restored, and then each man went to work on his own habitation.
14
Take her as thine own , and convey her to thine own habitation, and there make merry with thy numerous friends.
15
Budomel has several villages appointed for his own habitation and that of his wives, as he never fixes in one place.
16
While the party in the hall were enjoying their evening meal, the men were similarly employed beside the stove in their own habitation.
