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Usage examples of sorrento.

He remained at Sorrento till he was nine, and then he was boarded with a worthy man, who superintended his education and taught him music.

We should have a carriage to Sorrento, and to-morrow a donkey for the baggage.

But the surpassing glory was the prospect at the Cape of Sorrento when they reached it on their walk back.

Castellamare--from Sorrento the indescribable--from Amalfi the unimaginable--from Salerno!

Temple, she gazed long towards the Sorrento promontory, the height of St.

Unlike the Sorrento side of the promontory, the mountains here rise suddenly and boldly out of the sea, towering to craggy eminences, moulded and cleft into infinite variety of slope and precipice, bastion and gorge.

The boat made first of all for Sorrento, where a few more persons came on board.

Should I hie myself up to the Sorrento, call from the lobby, invite them down for a drink in the bar?

Agata, on the heights above Sorrento, and on the other side of the bay.

The yawl was in the act of whirling round the rocks which form the deep cove on which the Marina Grande of Sorrento lies.

Marina Grande of Sorrento being one of the places of rendezvous mentioned by our hero, in his last instructions.

The piano or plain of Sorrento terminates, on the side of the bay, in perpendicular cliffs of tufa, that vary from one to near two hundred feet in height.

This carried the lugger athwart the cove of Sorrento, rather than into it, and, of course, left Yelverton, who had landed at the smaller marina, quite out of the line of her course.

An active man might go from the Marinella, at the foot of the Scaricatojo, or the place where the crew of the felucca had landed, to the Marina Grande of Sorrento in an hour.

The booze caught up with Margo, and she rambled on about their trips to Sorrento, the citrus-scented air.