hunting-lodge

In the first year of his life, ere he had learned the way of his legs, Jacob Welse had wandered a-horse through a thousand miles of wilderness, and wintered in a hunting-lodge on the head-waters of the Red River of the North.

CHAPTER 5 2010

And yet it was only a quarter of a mile from Wickson's hunting-lodge, and a short mile from the village of Glen Ellen.

Chapter 18: The Shadow of Sonoma 2010

The Palace of Versailles was built round a royal hunting-lodge, and takes much of its asymmetry and structural inconsequence from that.

Campbell’s Cream of Fantasy superversive 2006

Argyle, from an early period, made it their occasional residence, and had their temporary accommodation in a fishing or hunting-lodge, which succeeding improvements have since transformed into a palace.

The Heart of Mid-Lothian 2007

They were a merry party, and had lain all night at Malwood-Keep, a hunting-lodge in the forest, where they had made good cheer, both at supper and breakfast, and had drunk a deal of wine.

A Child's History of England 2007

Yesterday and today have suddenly been very cold and rainy--I broke out the tartan blanket to watch Red with the dogs laying about hunting-lodge style.

Descent Into Cleveland yuki_onna 2007

The Prince rode away to his hunting-lodge at three leagues from

The Memoires of Barry Lyndon 2006

The Dohenys also removed many old-growth trees from the yard of the original house and planted new, more fashionable ones; they refurbished the great hall in a hunting-lodge motif.

I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen Amy Wilentz 2006

The Dohenys also removed many old-growth trees from the yard of the original house and planted new, more fashionable ones; they refurbished the great hall in a hunting-lodge motif.

I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen Amy Wilentz 2006

Then from all the towns of the Duchy, which stretches for nearly ten mile — from Bolkum, which lies on its western frontier bidding defiance to Prussia, from Grogwitz, where the Prince has a hunting-lodge, and where his dominions are separated by the Pump

Vanity Fair 2006