Lands [noun]

Migration to distant occupations or to foreign lands was but for the adventurous few.

But sharper and closer anxieties than any connected with rights to lands and homes were pressing upon Alessandro and Ramona.

The white ranchmen in the valley were all fencing in their lands; no more free running of stock.

Nevertheless she triumphed; he had made her a peeress, and she did care for that; she cared also for the broad lands of Hartledon.

There is a deeper, richer soil, with far less stone on the level low lands.

It is thus that I have seen it stated in the credentials granted to the said Fleuche, first Patriarch of those lands.

For of a truth, O Lord, the kings of the Assyrians have laid waste lands, and their countries.

They obeyed, and the sieur made them acknowledge the authority of his son, as Vice-Admiral in the said lands of the West.

Strange to say, however, white travellers from distant lands began to visit these shores hundreds of years ago.

He had received to the peace some complaisant Scots whose lands or dwellings lay on his northward route.