Noireau

At Falaise we exchanged the train for a small omnibus, which bore the name "Noireau" conspicuously on its door.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

At Noireau, the proprietor of the omnibus to Granville told me that an Englishman had gone that morning to visit my little parish.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

At first Minima, and I took long walks together into the country surrounding Noireau, a beautiful country, even in November.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

Half the village followed his _char-à-banc_ as far as the cross where he had found Minima and me, six miles on his road to Noireau.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

November night; and here were the narrow and dirty streets of Noireau, which we had so often trodden, cold, and hungry, and friendless.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

He was nowhere to be seen, but loitering at one of the doors was the letter-carrier, whose daily work it was to meet the afternoon omnibus returning from Noireau to Granville.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

Paris to Falaise, and through Noireau to Ville-en-bois.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

I could make out of its shape, very like the _char-à-banc_, which was not to return from Noireau till the next day.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

The physician whom Jean fetched from Noireau spoke vaguely of Richard's case.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871

There was no reason for us to stay even a day in Noireau, and we hurried through it on our way to Ville-en-bois.

The Doctor's Dilemma Hesba Stretton 1871