Scituate

[ sich-oo-eyt, -it ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

He died in Scituate in 1656; his brother died the first winter.

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“We are not far from Scituate, and any of the settlers who have a horse would come back and get the chaise,” he answered.

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They occasionally passed some weeks at Scituate during the summer, which the children heartily enjoyed.

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I remember him at Scituate years ago, when he was a young ship-builder and I a curly-haired hoyden of five or six.

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“I really think that we must take Anne back to Scituate with us,” said Mr. Pierce.

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