Rohais

He was so excited with what he had witnessed, that he did not think so much about his wretched condition as he would otherwise have done, and when he arrived in front of his father's house, at the Rohais, he was almost cheerful.

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Rohais, muttering: "A fine place for a rendezvous."

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Order was at last evoked, the furniture from the Rohais was brought in and the farm-house was made a model of snugness and comfort within.

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As Mr. Rougeant was descending the Rohais, his old horse trotting slowly and joggedly, an unwelcome thought flashed across his mind.

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Frank hastened as fast as he could toward the Rohais.

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He was already prevented, from want of room, to extend his business at the Rohais.

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Jacques, asking him to carry it in the evening at the Rohais.

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After the death of Walter Giffard, 2nd earl in 1164, the title was assumed by Richard de Clare, earl of Pembroke ( "Strongbow"), in right of his wife, Rohais, sister of Walter Giffard I.; and it died with him in 1176.

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She was returning from town, when, instead of going straight home by St. Martin's mill, she went up the Grange, took a peep at her former home, then proceeded by the Rocquettes down the Rohais.

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On a stormy September afternoon, in a room of a two-storeyed cottage, situate at the bottom of the Rohais, a woman lay dying.

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