Little Sark

American  

noun

1. one of the Channel Islands, in the English Channel E of Guernsey, connected to Sark by a natural causeway.

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Little Sark

And Tom went off across the Coupée into Little Sark, nursing his black devil and thinking vaguely and gloomily of the things he would like to do.

From A Maid of the Silver Sea by Oxenham, John

"Some time our Coupée will disappear and Little Sark will be an island also."

From Pearl of Pearl Island by Oxenham, John

On the next day she organised a picnic in Little Sark, and returned to the Seigneurie at an hour which gave her sufficient time to dress for dinner, but no margin for welcoming visitors.

From The Philanderers by Mason, A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley)

"He went to Little Sark last night to see her"—with a beck of distaste towards Julie—"and he's never come home."

From A Maid of the Silver Sea by Oxenham, John

Little Sark, moreover, was more isolated than ever by reason of the Coupée mystery, and word of his goings and comings—save such as had La Closerie for their object in the day-time—never reached her.

From A Maid of the Silver Sea by Oxenham, John