Hyères

All of which is very uncomfortable, and I daresay will be worse at Hyères.

There she lay, fair as an almond blossom, and royally robed, and the people of Hyères took her up and gave her honourable burial.

She expected to begin to hunt in December, and wants to know whether anybody keeps hounds at Hyères.

The British, in force numerically equal, were at anchor under the Hyères Islands, a few miles to the eastward.

Between hills that seemed to sweep a curtsey to us, we flew down an apple-paring road toward Hyères.