Hayde

Hayde, which is a burgh town, having its burgomaster and other civic authorities, contains a population of between two and three thousand souls, and can boast of a large warehouse, or handlung, in which are exhibited and sold the mirrors and other articles in glass that are fabricated at Burgstein.

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"We will use him at quarterback next fall," says Hayde.

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In fact, Cornelius may play a lot of different positions in a game for coach Mike Hayde.

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In Hayde, however, though we so far gained our end, that a good supper with a comfortable apartment were afforded us, we have no right to boast of our progress in the hostess's affections.

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I have seldom suffered more from blistered feet and positive weariness, than I did on my march to Hayde.

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Gabel was our point, towards which from Hayde a good chaussée runs; but we had no disposition to retrace our steps to Hayde, -- so, trusting in part to the map, in part to the directions which our good-natured hostess gave us, we struck across the country at a venture.

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We quitted Hayde without regret; and though still foot-sore with yesterday's travel, contrived to reach Burgstein, which is about three

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Our point to-day was Hayde, a town which our informants described as distant from Tetchen about seven stunden, -- that is to say, seven hours 'good walking, in other words, from twenty-one to twenty-four English miles.

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It was six o'clock when we reached the inn at Hayde, faint, hungry, and foot-sore.

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There lay Hayde, -- a compact and apparently well-built town; about three miles to the right of it, and nestling back its own cliffs, was

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