The buildings on each side of the plaza faced inward.

Now known as Plaza España.Tr.

Originally, Plaza San Gabriel, from the Dominican mission for the Chinese established there; later, as it became a commercial center, Plaza Vivac; and now known as Plaza Cervantes, being the financial center of Manila.

Originally, Plaza San Gabriel, from the Dominican mission for the Chinese established there; later, as it became a commercial center, Plaza Vivac; and now known as Plaza Cervantes, being the financial center of Manila.

Originally, Plaza San Gabriel, from the Dominican mission for the Chinese established there; later, as it became a commercial center, Plaza Vivac; and now known as Plaza Cervantes, being the financial center of Manila.

Old Flemish men fished industriously below the wrecked stone bridge, where the debris made new eddies in the swift, narrow stream; and blue pigeons swarmed in the plaza before the Palais de Justice, giving to the scene a suggestion of St. Mark's Square at Venice.

Y el uno apoyado en el brazo del otro, los dos amigos se dirigieron hacia la catedral, en cuya plaza, y en un palacio del que ya

One was even reminded of lighter occasions, such as the Copley-Plaza in Boston or the Hotel Taft in New Haven before an annual Harvard-Yale battle.

The bus was not a pleasant place for me after that, so I dropped off in Plaza Moraga, when I observed the signboard of the very bank mentioned.

Spain's haughty ensign trailed in the dust; Old Glory, typifying liberty and the pursuit of happiness untrammelled floated over the official buildings from Fort Morro to the Plaza de Armasthe investment of Santiago de Cuba was accomplished.

in the Plaza d'Armas, calmly facing a row of muskets, along whose shining barrels the sun glinted.

The doom of the Inca was proclaimed by sound of trumpet in the great square of Caxamalca; and, two hours after sunset, the Spanish soldiery assembled by torch-light in the plaza to witness the execution of the sentence.

Some day I'll exact full penance for all you've made me suffer but just now we'll waive that and go over to the Plaza and have a high tea and talk.

He hurried his pace, but the alcalde's cane followed close, and with vigorous application, half-way across the plaza.

Her astuteness was quite accustomed to eluding pursuit, and without Ferragut's knowing exactly how, she slipped away, mingling with the groups near the Plaza of Catalunia.

We visited one or two of the stores to make some final purchases, and in the evening strolled through the dusky streets and under the trees of the plaza; the women and girls sat in groups in the doorways or at the windows, and here and there a stringed instrument tinkled in the darkness.

The Plaza cross word puzzle book, edited by Albert Buranelli and H. V. Crosby [pseud.]

The Plaza cross word puzzle book. R86247.

PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK.

PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK.

PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK, Friday.

PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK, Friday.

Rogers and I now took the pack-saddle we had borrowed of Mr. French to use on our trip to Death Valley and return, and carried it to the saloon on the east side of the plaza, where we were to place it if we got back safely, and delivered it to the man in charge, with many thanks to Mr. French for his favors to us, and sent him word that we would always remember him and be ready to do him a similar or equal favor if ever we were able.

In the court-yard and plaza before it the guests of the house were mounted on a caponera of palominas,horses peculiar to the country; beautiful creatures, golden-bronze, and burnished, with luxuriant manes and tails which waved and shone like the sparkling silver of a water-fall.

Go, get the air on the Plaza.