Tor-hadham in a sentence

That's the road to 'Tor-Hadham.

If you are a gentleman you will not; and if you are not a gentleman, I have got L10 in my purse, which you shall have when I am safe at Tor-Hadham.

Kenelm directed the pony's head towards Tor-Hadham, and the boy ceased to sob.

But no matter now: I'll introduce you to him when we reach Tor-Hadham.

Twice as they came nearer to the town of Tor-Hadham, Kenelm nudged the boy, and said, "My boy, I must talk with you;" and twice the boy, withdrawing his arm from the nudge, had answered dreamily, "Hush!

And so they entered the town of Tor-Hadham, the cob very much done up.

Tor-Hadham was a large town, not nominally the capital of the county, but, in point of trade and bustle and life, virtually the capital.

It was a large handsome town,-handsomer than Tor-Hadham, on account of its site in a valley surrounded by wooded hills, and watered by the fair stream whose windings we have seen as a brook,-handsomer, also, because it boasted a fair cathedral, well cleared to the sight, and surrounded by venerable old houses, the residences of the clergy or of the quiet lay gentry with mediaeval tastes.