Marlstone

Marlstone rock bed, clay, and ironstone; and the lower Lias of clays, ironstone clays, limestones. {97b} This formation, with a thickness of from 900 to 1,000 feet, runs across England from Yorkshire and

Records of Woodhall Spa and Neighbourhood Historical, Anecdotal, Physiographical, and Archaeological, with Other Matter James Conway Walter

I returned to Marlstone, and faced your friend the detective with such nerve as I had left.

The Woman in Black 1915

Northumberland, an average medium-power car -- to get to Southampton by half-past six unless it left Marlstone by midnight at latest.

The Woman in Black 1915

Burton Cupples stood on the veranda of the hotel at Marlstone.

The Woman in Black 1915

If he had left Marlstone in the car at the hour when he is supposed to have done so -- between ten and ten-thirty -- with a message from Manderson, the run would be quite an easy one to do in the time.

The Woman in Black 1915

You will perhaps remember that we met, under unhappy circumstances, in June of last year at Marlstone.

The Woman in Black 1915

Marlowe was cool and in complete possession of himself, a man different indeed from the worn-out, nervous being Trent remembered at Marlstone a year and a half ago.

The Woman in Black 1915

Dr. Stock, of Marlstone, was at once sent for, and will conduct the post-mortem examination.

The Woman in Black 1915

You have troubled me ever since the first time I saw you -- and you did not know it -- as you sat under the edge of the cliff at Marlstone and held out your arms to the sea.

The Woman in Black 1915

One journal was able to give, in round figures, the sum spent on cabling between New York and Marlstone in the past twenty-four hours; it told how a small staff of expert operators had been sent down by the Post Office authorities to Marlstone to deal with the flood of messages.

The Woman in Black 1915