Crossword-Solution: CHELTENHAM 10 letters, 11 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 20

Won't she learn more in four months travelling about on the Continent, than she would trotting around in her own tracks there at Cheltenham? “And it's even more important for the boy.

Lady Glenmire (who had evidently taken very kindly to Cranford) did not like the idea of Mrs Jamieson’s going to Cheltenham, and more than once insinuated pretty plainly that it was Mr Mulliner’s doing, who had been much alarmed on the occasion of the house being attacked, and since had said, more than once, that he felt it a very responsible charge to have to defend so many women.

Shall I tell you all about Bath or Cheltenham, or places on the Continent that I visited last summer?” “With all my heart.” She then described places and persons in such terms as might have been used for that purpose by any woman to any man within the four seas, so entirely absent from that description was everything specially appertaining to her own existence.

The near relative who made him an allowance had threatened to withdraw it if he should, under specious pretexts, turn for superior truth to Paris—Paris being somehow, for a Cheltenham aunt, the school of evil, the abyss.

They met, I conjecture, on the memorable spot called "Harold's Cross", near Cheltenham, and thence proceeded, as here stated, to Gloucester.