He examined it, and agreed: a grange on the north side, used for coal, wood, and garden stuff, with a loft above in fair condition, but only accessible by ladder from the outside.

With the thousands went a charming grange in the north country and many fat acres which should of right be transmitted to a male Carteret.

The morning after receiving the report of Gonzalez he left his grange with that individual and four other companions.

The thousand waves of wheat That ripple round the lonely grange.

The few roads run straight and strict upon their reed-fringed causeways; and there is an infinite sense of tranquil relief to the eye in the vast green levels, with their faint parallel lines of dyke or drift, just touched into prominence here and there by the clump of poplars surrounding a lonely grange, or the high-shouldered roof of a great pumping-mill.

I went out with him to show him what there wasa grange on the south side, with a loft, which has already had to be braced up with posts, and which I believe to be dangerous.