| 单词 | tollhouse |
| 例句 | From here follow the canal northwest through the heart of the new Birmingham, turning right at the big canal intersection, past innumerable old locks and tollhouses. 36 Hours: Birmingham, England 2012-01-26T18:29:09Z Plump with ricotta, Lidia's chocolate chip cookie is not the golden tollhouse cookie of your American dreams. Lidia's chocolate chip cookies are an easy Italian spin on the classic 2021-12-02T05:00:00Z He first had a tollhouse pie years ago on the Jersey Shore, loved it and then developed his own version. An Old Recipe for Success at Sherwood’s, in Larchmont 2014-11-22T05:00:00Z I remember well how often during the night I arose from my bed to look out at the little window of the tollhouse, which was that of Herr Robert's room. Sir Jasper Carew His Life and Experience I have seen carriages and traps waiting as far as the tollhouse. Rambling Recollections of Chelsea by an old inhabitant Immediately on arriving at the gate, they commenced the business of the night, and proceeded to raze gate, posts, and tollhouse, with an alacrity and perseverance which soon accomplished its purpose. Gossip in the First Decade of Victoria's Reign By the red and yellow board opposite the tollhouse he paused for a moment or two in the sunshine, as if to rehearse the speech with which he meant to open his business. Wandering Heath There was no charge made to pedestrians, for whom a small gate or turnstile was provided at the side nearest the tollhouse. From John O'Groats to Land's End The captain was not visible, but old Jane was standing near the back door of the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate At the tollhouse, there were further excuses for delaying the inevitable moment. Other Tales and Sketches (From: "The Doliver Romance and Other Pieces: Tales and Sketches") Outside in the tollhouse garden the frosted stems of last summer's flowers stood upright in the snow. The Iron Woman Longley ran into the tollhouse and came out with a sawed-off shotgun. Down the Mother Lode During the last days of April,1205 the clerks at the tollhouses note the entrance of "a frightful number of poorly clad men of sinister aspect." The French Revolution - Volume 1 Fortune favored her again, and there he stood in the doorway of the little tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate With this she jumped down from the rustic seat, and with the telescope under her arm, she skipped through the garden to the little tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate When Olive saw it was a man, she turned, and perceiving her uncle approaching the tollhouse, she hurried by him up the garden path, looking neither to the right nor to the left. The Captain's Toll-Gate She was living in a very plain house in a very plain way, with a very plain uncle who kept a tollhouse; but she liked him; and, until this moment, she had liked the life. The Captain's Toll-Gate Then perhaps you will kindly drive on to the tollhouse and wait for me. The Captain's Toll-Gate I want you to stay with me, but I don't expect you to be stuck down to this tollhouse all day. The Captain's Toll-Gate But she saw the point of Olive's request; it would be awkward to have him at the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate Things were all very pleasant, and there never had been so much talk at the tollhouse since the first stone of its foundation had been laid. The Captain's Toll-Gate Between this field and the garden was a picket fence, not very high; and, toward a point about midway between the little tollhouse and the dwelling, Olive now ran swiftly. The Captain's Toll-Gate The gate to the little front garden was locked, and there was no passing through the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate But now it was necessary for him to go to the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate There were two stools in the tollhouse, and Olive, having invited her visitor to seat herself on the better one, took the other, and told Mrs. Easterfield how she happened to be there. The Captain's Toll-Gate The carrier brought but one letter to the tollhouse, and that was for Captain Asher himself. The Captain's Toll-Gate Then Mrs. Easterfield rose from her stool, and approached the tollhouse door, and, as a matter of course, the captain was obliged to step forward and meet her. The Captain's Toll-Gate When I've been here before," said the visitor, "I always went through the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate This tollhouse was not a plain whitewashed shed, such as is often seen upon turnpike roads, but a neat edifice, containing a comfortable room. The Captain's Toll-Gate He read the letter, which was not long, put it in his pocket, and then entered the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate Suddenly Olive turned in her seat; she looked at the house, she looked at the garden, she looked at the little piazza by the side of the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate The captain raised his musket to his shoulder; Olive sprang to her feet at the sound of the report; old Jane in the tollhouse screamed; and the camera flew into splinters. The Captain's Toll-Gate While Olive Asher remained at the tollhouse there was no chance for her in that quarter. The Captain's Toll-Gate Back of the tollhouse was a neatly fenced garden, well filled with old-fashioned flowers; and, still farther on, a good-sized house, from which a box-bordered path led through the garden to the tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate Olive stood impatiently at the door of the little tollhouse. The Captain's Toll-Gate |
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