22 Words to use with inhabitant

Now, in the same wood there be many riuers, wherein are great store of Crocodiles, and of other serpents, which the inhabitants thereabout do burne vp with straw and with other dry fewel, and so they go to gather their pepper without danger.

It contains amongst its inhabitants numbers of black Jews scattered throughout the country.

The reasons on which this opinion is founded I have long since explained; and the intelligence which I have since received from France, at different times, has convinced me that a very great proportion of her inhabitants concur in the sentiment.

There is now a small mosque, said to cover the exact spot where Sin and Lam sank into the ground, which is called Seracheh, to which people resort to pray, and make vows; and close by is an almost perpendicular rock, whence (the inhabitants aver) may be seen the marks of the feet of the horses ridden by the Guebres!'

There is little known of the mountains of the interior, as the inhabitants dwell mainly on the coasts.

In both these visits to Savannah, Oglethorpe discovered among the inhabitants indications of the prevalence of not only a dissatisfied, but of a factious spirit; more to be lamented than a failing harvest, or a stinted market.

Titus, accordingly, sent two exconsuls to the Campanians to supervise the founding of settlements and bestowed upon the inhabitants money that came (besides various other sources) from those citizens that had died without heirs.

It is one of the most enterprising, progressive and prosperous provinces, and, being situated in the temperate zone, the character of the inhabitants partakes of the climate.

The Indians came freely into the French quarter of the town, and even sold to the inhabitants plunder taken from the Americans; and when complaint of this was made to the Creole magistrates, they paid no heed.

In passing through that country, after a season of prolonged wet summer weather, we have seen more of the inhabitants prostrate from disease, incidental to the climate, than there were well ones to care for them.

It is surmounted by a neat steeple, cut in wood, in the pointed style of architecture; on the top of which is a goodly key, to indicate the wind,which, the inhabitants remark, has blown due south for the last ten years.

A company of soldiers chose to break into a big dwelling-house, and the Chinese inhabitants scamperedmen and womenin wild terror.

The town at present consists of six principal streets, many lanes, and some spaces surrounded with houses, called by the inhabitants squares.

From the very fatness of her soil, the greater part of the State must have been one Slough of Despond for three quarters of the year, and her inhabitants strangers to each other, if these iron arms had not drawn the people together and bridged the gulfs for them.

On the 24th of August a dense shower of ashes covered the town 3 feet in thickness, but allowed the inhabitants time to escape.

The inhabitants traffic for silver, and they say there are mines of that metal on the continent.

So the Spaniard, in 1541, having planted his flag at the mouth of the Mississippi, became possessed of the whole of the vast region watered by its tributary streams, and Illinois and Wisconsin became Spanish colonies, and all their native inhabitants vassals of His Most Catholic Majesty.

But that thou straightway the reason may'st know for which I am hither Come to draw, where pure and unfailing the water is flowing, This I must tell thee,that all the water we have in the village Has by improvident people been troubled with horses and oxen Wading direct through the source which brings the inhabitants water.

It is one of the principal cities in all Persia, and its Saracen inhabitants allege that no Christian can live there above a year.

Our woods are sylvan, and their inhabitants woodmen and rustics,that is, selvaggia, and the inhabitants are salvages.

If we were besieging a town, I should not advise our soldiers to sell to the inhabitants ammunition or provisions, but cannot discover the folly of admitting them to purchase ornaments for their houses, or brocades for their ladies.

It has no history worth speaking of, and its inhabitants areand apparently have always beena poor lot.

22 Words to use with  inhabitant