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Sentences ending with lodged

It was based wholly on a talk he had partly overheard between Barode Barouche and Luzanne in the house where she stayed and where he, Roudin, lodged. [11]
It could be used only after breeding-time, and consisted of a hut built of boughs where the birdcatcher lodged. [10]
Close to the old river bed just spoken of, stood a little log stable, and in this our horses were lodged. [5]
And then he mounted upon his horse, and rode into many strange and wild countries, and through many waters and valleys, and evil was he lodged. [5]
The pretty young hostess, Frau Barbara Deichsler, holding her little three-year-old daughter by the hand, stood in front of the house in the Bindergasse where he lodged. [10]
He could not follow them to the dreary dwellings where they lodged. [9]
An hour later, cleared of the dust of travel, the two walked slowly towards the church from the little tavern where they were lodged. [11]
She knew the city, and limped through the streets and alleys toward the tavern where the strolling players usually lodged. [10]
And so they came to an abbey of monks, and there were well lodged. [5]
They showed us a cast of his face taken after death, the bullet that killed him, and the two vertebrae in which it lodged. [5]

More example sentences with the word lodged in them

If in seven years after marriage a man could buy a mattress and a sack of chaff to rest his head on, he thought himself as well lodged as a lord. [4]
We were particularly well lodged, and not uncivilly treated. [6]
That in which we are lodged is large enough for Queen Victoria; indeed, I am glad to say that her sleeping-room at St. [4]
No special haste was needful, and, as he loved good wine and did not lack gifts from those who desired an audience with his master, he went first to the English Greeting, where the travelling clergy lodged and often deigned to accost him. [10]
That night he was lodged in the citadel. [11]
His great house was filled, for there lodged Duke Ernst of Austria, the Hungarian Count of Gara--who through his wife was near of kin to the Emperor, and his Majesty's trusty secretary, Kaspar Slick, and all their people. [10]
It probably lodged upon some inaccessible shelf in the face of the mighty precipice. [5]
The wreck lodged upon a sandbar, and when the Boreas turned the next point on her upward journey it was still burning with scarcely abated fury. [5]
First of all there came her stepfather's brother, his Eminence Cardinal Bernhardi--for to this dignity had his Holiness raised the Bishop--from Rome to Nuremberg, where he lodged in the house of his fathers. [10]
I found that the pardoning power was lodged in a court of pardons, consisting of several great judges. [5]
Everyone had left the palace, where he lodged with de Soto. [10]
The President assured the other party that, while he must adhere to these positions, he would be prepared, so far as power is lodged with the Executive, to exercise liberality. [7]
Countess Cordula, now the happy wife of Sir Boemund Altrosen, had also come and again lodged in the Ortlieb house. [10]
I've lodged with the barbarian; here are the roofs of ivory. [11]
I said only that we were comfortably lodged in a modest part of London; that the Manners were inaccessible (for I could not bring myself to write that they were out of town). [9]
She only knew that an architect from Rome had taken up his quarters at Lochias, for, some time after midnight, she had been to get out meat and salt for him, but in what rooms the strangers had been lodged no one had told her. [10]
A little less than a year before, after the Ball's Bluff accident, the Captain, then the Lieutenant, and myself had reposed for a night on our homeward journey at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where we were lodged on the ground-floor, and fared sumptuously. [6]
I am not sure but the notion is growing in what is called the intellectual class, that it is a mistake to intrust the government to the ignorant many, and that it can only be lodged safely in the hands of the wise few. [4]
At any rate, something resembling it had lodged among the hairs sprouting from her upper lip. [5]
When we were snugly lodged in the tree and curtained with foliage, the king was satisfied, but I was doubtful. [5]
He had then seen Kunz, meeting him right joyfully, and was lodged in the Fondaco, the German Merchants' Hall, where likewise Kunz had his own chamber. [10]
One of the rooms in the second story of the ladies' wing where she lodged was still untenanted, and her husband would be responsible if she occupied it, only Barbara must promise not to attract attention to herself by any sound or gesture. [10]
The dead and plague-stricken must not be allowed to endanger the living; they must therefore be lodged away from the town, in the Necropolis in the desert. [10]
To whom does our profession owe this already large collection of books, exceeded in numbers only by four or five of the most extensive medical libraries in the country, and lodged in a building so well adapted to its present needs? [3]
At the end of the report the general put before him for signature a paper relating to the recovery of payment from army commanders for green oats mown down by the soldiers, when landowners lodged petitions for compensation. [2]
At the corner of the Bindergasse, where Heinz Schorlin lodged, he found a beggar woman with a bandaged head, whom he commissioned to carry the roses to the Eysvogel mansion and give them to his wife, Fran Isabella Siebenburg, in his--Sir Seitz's--name. [10]
To make sure of our object, shall we locate it nowhere, and have Congress hereafter to hold its sessions, as the loafer lodged, "in spots about"? [7]
It is that mysterious autocrat, lodged in a man, which compels the man to content its desires. [5]
So said a master-musician and his friend, a philosopher from Nantes, who came to St. Saviour's in the summer just before the marriage, and lodged with Jean Jacques. [11]
His name was Magister Kochel and he lodged with the king's almoner, for whom he was acting as clerk. [10]
He had not long been lodged in the cell when there came a visit from Michael Clones, who stretched out his hands in an agony of humiliation. [11]
The family that lodged us--the Pieroons--were French in sympathy, and we needed to have no secrets from them. [5]
The Emperor Charles lodged there, and probably his royal sister also. [10]
Five years ago, lodged in an attic; live in a swell house now, with a mansard roof, and all the modern inconveniences. [5]
The party were lodged in a little cottage, whence they overlooked the hotel and the little harbor, and could see all the life of the place, looking over the bank of flowers that draped the rocks of the door-yard. [4]
This made me laugh; but he was not at all disturbed and told the story of an old Pagan, a wonderfully wise chap, who knew positively that his soul had formerly lodged in the body of a mighty hero. [10]
And at the last by fortune him happened against a night to come to a fair courtilage, and therein he found an old gentle-woman that lodged him with a good-will, and there he had good cheer for him and his horse. [5]
Worthy of a kingdom with you beside me, I shall win to greater, happier days; and at Kenilworth, where kings and queens have lodged, you shall be ruler. [11]
Another picture, then--but it has lodged itself in my memory rather as a stage-scene than as a reality. [5]
By the door, inside, was fastened a small old-fashioned looking-glass frame, with two little fragments of the original mirror lodged down in one corner of it. [5]
We lodged together in many places in Washington during the winter of '67-8, moving comfortably from place to place, and attracting attention by paying our board--a course which cannot fail to make a person conspicuous in Washington. [5]
We were lodged in a detached house, which we had to ourselves, where a roaring wood fire made amends for other things lacking. [4]
I know what I'm talking about, for I lodged with my colleague Torelli, the best fencing-master in the city. [10]
The letter in her hand had been given to her to deliver to Herdegen by the newlymade vicar of his Highness the Elector and Archbishop of Treves, who was lodged with the Tetzels. [10]
Not until after he had seen his charges, with the physician's assistance, comfortably lodged, and had left the house of the Hospitallers, did he permit himself to test the almost incredible news which Sir Wolf Hartschwert had brought him. [10]
One of these happened to strike the stove-funnel, and lodged on the master's desk. [6]
Then, no sooner had we quitted the castle, where their Majesties lodged, than we must think of our own noble guests; for Markgraf Bernhard of Baden, who was quartered on us, would often ask for me, and Cardinal Branda would desire Ann to attend him. [10]
The fortune-telling she had learned from a sea-captain's widow, with whom she had lodged a long time. [10]
When the Bohemian had come to Venice he had lodged at a tavern, by name "The Mirror," and there mine host had deemed that he was but a gloomy and silent guest. [10]
This turnkey had given him to understand that he was lodged, like some few others in the jail, apart from the mass of prisoners; because he was not supposed to be utterly depraved and irreclaimable, and had never occupied apartments in that mansion before. [12]
The tavern where Georg von Dornburg lodged stood on the "broad street," and was a fine building with a large court-yard, in which were numerous vehicles. [10]
When he was four miles out on the lonely road and was walking his horse over a wooden bridge, his straw hat blew off and fell in the creek, and floated down and lodged against a bar. [5]
My Lord Duke found quarters at the Hallerhof, and his Highness the Prince Elector, and Archbishop Conrad of Mainz likewise lodged there, with a great following. [10]
By great good fortune Chartersea's thrust, which he thought had ended my life, passed under my armpit from behind and, stitching the skin, lodged deep in my right nipple. [9]
Their friends had deserted them, and the poor little woman was lodged in Holborn near by, and came every morning with some little dainty to the bailiff's, for her liege lord who had so used her. [9]
He lodged in Church Street, over against the Coffee House, dining at that hostelry when not bidden out, or when not with us. [9]
Two bullets whistled by his head, and lodged in the door. [11]
So she and Betta were lodged in a separate cell, and her gold coin proved acceptable to the man, who did his utmost to mitigate her lot. [10]
My Taj had been built by excitable literary people; it was solidly lodged in my head, and I could not blast it out. [5]
You are to be lodged in the common jail during the sitting of the court; and so that is one step gained. [11]
The rapids above are a series of shelves, bristling with jutting rocks and lodged trunks of trees, and the wildness of the scene is intensified by the ragged fringe of evergreens on the opposite shore. [4]
Temples, palaces, bridges, aqueducts, cathedrals, towers of marvelous delicacy and strength, grew to perfection while the common people lived in hovels, and the richest lodged in the most gloomy and contracted quarters. [4]
But there was another shot, and this time, because of the push, the bullet lodged in Fingall's skull. [11]
Boris lodged with another adjutant, the Polish Count Zhilinski. [2]
The students lodged and boarded in private families in the place, and so it came about that while the school did a great deal to support the town, the town gave the students society and the sweet influences of home life. [5]
She leaned forward again to look up at it as it towered far above her head on the opposite side of the way; the powerful ruler whose captive she was probably lodged there. [10]
My brother lodged again at our grand-uncle's, while the Junker dwelt at the Waldstromer's townhouse. [10]

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