What is "innyard"

Usage examples of "innyard".

Dirk and Gar coming toward him, while behind them, the young gentry were escorting their friend out of the innyard with awed glances back over their shoulders.

They took down the stage, filled the carts, spent one more luxurious night sleeping in real beds and had one more breakfast cooked in a kitchen, then rolled out of the innyard and onto the high road when the sun was scarcely above the horizon.

Dicea cast a shy but speculative look at Enrico, who beamed back at her while the rest of the company erupted in cheers and led the bride and groom away from the church to a festival in the innyard where they had set up their stage.

There in the innyard Gorstag stood with their mounts and mules ready-harnessed.

She ran across it, dodging between tables, and burst out the front door in time to see the dark-cloaked mage spur out of the innyard like a vengeful whirlwind.

Josephine Middleton announced to the head ostler, every other ostler in the innyard, every servant and guest at the inn, and every inhabitant of the village beyond.

Sir Thomas stood in the innyard watching his horses being groomed, his coat collar turned up against the chill of the morning, and grinned to himself.

Bartholomew and Susanna joined him in the innyard before ten minutes had passed, all eagerness to resume their journey.

Vawtry had considered all this while cowering under a damp pile of hay, undecided which way to run and wondering whether he had a prayer of escaping the innyard unnoticed once he did decide.

Men with ready crossbows guarded the road-gate that let wayfarers into the innyard, and they were not used to regarding folk who came afoot out of the deep forest in a kindly manner.

Alpatych entered the innyard at a quicker pace than usual and went straight to the shed where his horses and trap were.

He glanced at the dirty innyard in the middle of which soldiers were watering their lean horses at the pump while carts were passing out of the gate.

Whenever we came to an innyard, he played a zither while I did my bareback tricks.

When the small man brought the cart through the innyard gate, I rose from my seat on the jail steps and went across to the inn parlor.

The brick wall and gateposts on the south side of the innyard had fallen inward, but the culvert under the entrance lane remained.