Caravansary [noun]

From which facts it can be inferred that Harleston was something of a personage at the big caravansary.

The master of the caravansary then appeared, bearing, in token of welcome, a basket of fruits arranged with great taste.

The night before its occurrence, the conversation at the Caravansary turned to the candidates for the honors.

Sundays, as a matter of habit, and occasionally on other days, he was his aunt's guest at the Caravansary.

Kate wrapped her old coat about her and made her solitary way to Mrs. Dennison's depressed Caravansary.

David Fulham thought the circumstance uproariously funny, and he told them about it at the Caravansary.

You must return to the Caravansary that guards these treasures.

The next night, after dark, I arrived at a little village, and turned into an open caravansary.

They realise the long road of romance—a road so long that the three-score and ten is but a caravansary of the night.

Within a week the St. Charles Hotel might have been mistaken for a caravansary of the national capital.