Hythe

[ hahyth ]

noun

1. a town in E Kent, in SE England: one of the Cinque Ports.

Example Sentences

We were, if I remember right, in the vicinity of a place called Hythe, in Kent.

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But tell me, sir, do you intend walking from here to Hythe?'

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I have hired a smack at Hythe to take us, bag and baggage, down the river to meet the liner which calls off Portsmouth to-morrow.

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Mr. Lloyd immediately rose, and Jones and his wife left the cottage to return to Hythe at the same time that we did.

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The three younger young ladies had gone to Hythe, said the housemaid, with a marked omission of the Sea Lady.

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