Pebbly

It was he who bent the first pin with which Tom extracted his first stickleback out of "Pebbly Brook," the little stream which ran through the village.

Tom Brown's Schooldays Hughes, Thomas, 1822-1896 1971

Pebbly where he stood and pebbly and full of boulders beyond; where it curved near the tree roots, the bed of the stream was marly and between the ruts of deep water green weed fronds swung in the current.

The Short Stories Ernest Hemingway 1953

I'd like to act, or dance, or sing, or be what I heard the ladies at Pebbly Beach call a 'queen of society.'

Jack And Jill Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 1902

Chapter 23 Cattle Show The children were not the oniy ones who had learned something at Pebbly Beach.

Jack And Jill Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 1902

Their thrilling adventures during the first half of that summer are told in the book called "Polly of Pebbly Pit," the first volume of this series.

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900

And, after enjoying the freedom and open life of the Rockies again, he was determined to stay at Pebbly Pit and see the tangle worked out.

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900

Jack suddenly decided to go West and finish his engineering studies in the mountains about Pebbly Pit.

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900

Polly thought of the ranch-house at Pebbly Pit as Mrs. Tomlinson described the cold winter evenings, and she smiled at the remembrance of how she used to undress in the kitchen beside the roaring range-fire, and then rush breathlessly into her cold little room to jump between the blankets and roll up in them to sleep.

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900

He says he has been West since we last saw him, and he stopped at Pebbly Pit to see the folks, on his way back from the

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900

Rainbow Cliffs is part of Pebbly Pit Ranch, so the Cliffs were incorporated when work began on the mining of the lava.

Polly's Business Venture Lillian Elizabeth Roy 1900