Fellness

They made their way to the beach as soon as they reached Fellness, and, as they expected, found most of the men gathered there, watching the distressed vessel.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

And then Coomber and Tiny set out on their dreary walk to Fellness, reaching it about the middle of the afternoon.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

"Pigs might fly, and they will when they sells books at Fellness," remarked Dick.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

The best had been picked out and sent to Fellness, and what was left was not more than sufficient for themselves; but she carefully looked out the largest she could find and washed it.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

For the first few days, while Tiny was very ill, it was not so hard to send Bob and Tom to Fellness, with the teal and widgeon he had shot; but when she began to get better, and the craving for the drink made itself felt, then began the tug of war.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

Coomber was able to sell some of the wild ducks he shot, and so potatoes, and flour, and bread could be brought at Fellness again.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

"Slip into your things as quick as you can; we must be off to Fellness; there's a ship out there on the bar sands."

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

There appears in it such a deadly Spirit of Revenge, such a savage Fierceness and Fellness, and such a bloody designation of Cruelty and Mischief, as cannot agree either with the Stile or Characters of Comedy.

Some Account of the Life of Mr. William Shakespear (1709) Nicholas Rowe

A few months before Coomber would have raved and blustered, and sworn it was all Bob's fault, but since that tea-meeting at Fellness he had been

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie

The _Band of Hope Review_ and _British Workman_ had not been heard of in Fellness at the time of which we write, and so Dame Peters was very choice of her picture, although she knew nothing about the reading at the back of it.

A Sailor's Lass Emma Leslie