Stonington

[ stoh-ning-tuhn ]

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noun

Start in New Haven and traverse Route 1 northeast to Stonington.

About twelve years ago a vessel from Stonington was attacked by a party of Patagonians, who threw arrows on board.

Dennison, filled with joy at his good fortune, soon after returned to Stonington.

He accepted, and started for Russia in Midsummer 1842, leaving his family at Stonington.

All, he said, might be still at Stonington, and shown there as marvellous things by Whistler.

In case you run into Stonington and make a stop, you should run out onto the main road by Matthews Street.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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