Lynnfield

[ lin-feeld ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

He returned to Lynnfield in May, 1865, where he had quietly resided since, respected and beloved by all around him.

She made a success of it too, which was more than many a man in Lynnfield had done.

Orders were given them by the Governor to go into the camp at Lynnfield.

Bessy Houghton was in reality no more than twenty-five, but Lynnfield people had the impression that she was past thirty.

He was over fifty, and had never been a handsome man in his best days, but Lynnfield oracles opined that Bessy would take him.

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