Fairhaven
[fair-hey-vuh n]
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Historical Examples of fairhaven
He was born in Fairhaven, Connecticut, in 1839, and is my junior by four years.
Mark Twain, A Biography, 1835-1910, CompleteAlbert Bigelow Paine
He came to me the morning of the day you—you went over to Fairhaven.
Double HarnessAnthony Hope
What more obvious, since Charley was to land at Fairhaven and to stay a month in England?
Double HarnessAnthony Hope
Fairhaven gives to female photographers one-third the wages of men.
The College, the Market, and the CourtCaroline H. Dall
That was the one which left Fairhaven with the Blind Man's son on board.
Plays--First SeriesAugust Strindberg