What is "agrinion"

Usage examples of "agrinion".

At Agrinion Coleman at last began to feel that he was nearing his goal.

He at first thought that it was the voices of the guns which had made a chilly inside for the man, but when he reflected upon the incompetency, or childish courier's falsity, at Patras and his discernible lack of sense from Agrinion onward, he felt that the fault was elemental in his nature.

At Agrinion he found that there would be no train until the next daybreak.

The simple fact that there was no train away from Agrinion until the next daybreak had wrought a stupendous change in his outlook.

Before the professor had time to embark upon any reply to Coke, Coleman was at the side of the carriage and, with a fine assumption of distress, was saying: "Professor, I could very easily ride back to Agrinion alone.