In-Place

It was five o'clock of a dim morning, and no one was astir in the In-Place as the little steamer indolently turned from the Big Bay into the Channel and headed for the wharf.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

In-Place beside you, as I would like to do -- not now.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

In-Place -- books, pictures, rugs, the winged chair and an equally easy one across the hearth.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

She almost wished she had decided to go back to the In-Place before she started on her trip abroad.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

John Boswell and Master Farwell were gone to the In-Place.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

For a wonder, what he was reading had absorbed him, and he was far and away from the In-Place.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

Of course he was in the city, but so were the Hornby boys and others from the In-Place.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

He revelled in her frankness and her confidence; he learned from her more of Farwell than he could have learned in any other way, and his faithful heart throbbed in pity, pride, and affection for the lonely master of the In-Place, who, little heeding his own progress, had triumphed over his old and lesser self at last.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

"Is there not one, Master Farwell, just one, out beyond the In-Place, who, for your sake, would help me at first until I learned the way?"

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906

"It never roars like that in the In-Place," whispered Priscilla, awed by the sound and fury that were rapidly gaining power.

The Place Beyond the Winds Harry Spafford Potter 1906