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town house

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town house
1. a person's town residence as distinct from his country residence
2. another name (now chiefly Scot) for town hall
3. US and Canadian a house that is part of a terrace
town house
1. A comfortable-to-luxurious dwelling in an urban environment.
2. One of a series of houses constructed in an unbroken row, separated by party walls, often with a relatively flat roof.
3. An upscale row house.
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The Greystoke town house quite took Meriem's breath away; but when strangers were about none might guess that she had not been to the manner born.
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As Tarzan leaped from the roadster that had met him at the station and ran up the steps to his London town house he was met at the door by a dry-eyed but almost frantic woman.
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When there shall be a sentinel at every corner, and a court of guard before the town house, a loyal gentleman may venture to walk abroad.
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