Appleford

And as for her decision to start up her business in this quiet town; well, that had been spawned by several factors, chief among which had been the fact that the property she had inherited from her unknown great-aunt, which had enabled her to make the decision in the first place had been a run down old-fashioned draper's shop here in Appleford.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

She had taken one look at Appleford, seen its small country town prettiness, its surrounding green fields, its open skies, its children who enjoyed the kind of environment she had always dreamed of for Lucy, and her mind had been made up.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

She had taken one look at Appleford, seen its small country town prettiness, its surrounding green fields, its open skies, its children who enjoyed the kind of environment she had always dreamed of for Lucy, and her mind had been made up.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

She had made friends with several of the other mothers, and she knew she would miss their down - to-earth company, now that she and Lucy were finally established in Appleford.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

She had made friends with several of the other mothers, and she knew she would miss their down - to-earth company, now that she and Lucy were finally established in Appleford.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

And as for her decision to start up her business in this quiet town; well, that had been spawned by several factors, chief among which had been the fact that the property she had inherited from her unknown great-aunt, which had enabled her to make the decision in the first place had been a run down old-fashioned draper's shop here in Appleford.

Payment Due Jordan, Penny, 1946- 1991

I want you to go to Windle in Westmorland and get hold of an imbecile and paralysed old lady called Mrs. Wrayburn, who lives at a house called Appleford.

Strong Poison Sayers, Dorothy L. 1930

Appleford the butler, who opened the door, was an old friend of his -- an aged, white-locked man, but dignity itself.

The Cathedral Hugh Walpole 1912

Appleford stood, devoutly, as one about to perform a solemn rite.

The Cathedral Hugh Walpole 1912

He gently chaffed Ponting about his punctuality, neatness and general dislike of violent noises, and he bade Appleford to tell the housekeeper, Mrs. Brenton, how especially good to-day was the fish soufflé.

The Cathedral Hugh Walpole 1912