Cornish

Two years later, in 1953, he evacuated to Cornish and became a celebrity recluse.

Even after Salinger had decamped to Cornish, he loved to lunch with William Shawn and Lillian Ross at the Algonquin in New York.

In fact, Salinger spent his last, reclusive decades in his Cornish, N.H. living room, screening Lost Horizon and other classics.

CORNISH: Now, what about some of the other business people Romney is spotlighting?

[HOST AUDIE] CORNISH: But I understand there's more to Gilchrist's story.

This company has been anxious to get me to Holland, having heard of the duty performed by the Cornish engines.

The Cornish tin, according to present evidence, was worked comparatively little, and perhaps most in the later Empire.

After daring and trying and tiring, these dour men eventually turned adre, which is Cornish for homeward.

My father was a Cornish man, the youngest, as I have heard him say, of seven brothers.

But the happy home life in the Cornish rectory was to end all too quickly.