What is "millbourne"

Usage examples of "millbourne".

A girl stood on the shingle that fringes Millbourne Bay, gazing at the red roofs of the little village across the water.

What was she thinking of was that at about this time they would be lighting up the shop-windows in London, and that of all the deadly, depressing spots she had ever visited this village of Millbourne was the deadliest.

He selected Millbourne because he had been butler at the Hall there, and because his sister Jane, who had been a parlourmaid at the Rectory, was now married and living in the village.

Tucked away in the corner of its little bay, which an accommodating island converts into a still lagoon, Millbourne lies dozing.

There was, moreover, a certain alertness in her expression rarely found in the feminine population of Millbourne, who were apt to be slightly bovine.

To the type of mind that Millbourne breeds actions speak louder than words, and Ted Pringle, who had gaped, gaped no more.