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"This cabaret has windows opening upon the Place, a place of exit into the court, which must abut upon the gardens of my friend by a door of communication."

They are antithetical to one another, these roads; they directly abut on one another:--and it is here, at this gateway, that they come together.

The doctor and I have talked a lot abut the origin of evil, but we haven't quite found out all about it yet.

I looked abut for a stone to beat out his brains with, but none could I see.

"'The inspiration was that the window of The Yellow Room looks out in such a way that the park wall, which abuts on the pavilion, prevented my at once reaching the window.

There is no rawness nor imperfection in its edge there, as where the axe has cleared a part, or a cultivated field abuts on it.

After going through another dreamy place - a long aqueduct across the Alleghany River, which was stranger than the bridge at Harrisburg, being a vast, low, wooden chamber full of water - we emerged upon that ugly confusion of backs of buildings and crazy galleries and stairs, which always abuts on water, whether it be river, sea, canal, or ditch: and were at Pittsburg.

Edwin Canamaque, chief of the Tacloban City Police Station 2, said the unidentified male was 40 to 45 years old, abut 5'4' tall and had dark complexion.

65th West Avenue including properties west of 65th West Avenue that abut Chandler Park and Sand Springs city limits.

West River moved for, among other things, summary judgment dismissing plaintiffs complaint, asserting that because the area of the sidewalk upon which plaintiff tripped was located entirely in front of the Mercado property, the "defect" did not abut the West River premises, and therefore West River could not be held liable for failing to maintain its sidewalk.