The girl told the old man her story, and asked for a night's lodging.

Marissa paid for a night's lodging, took the key, and asked about food.

Somewhere down there they would find a night's lodging.

He gave me food and a night's lodging, but he was suspicious.

He'd had a night's lodging and was well rested.

"When we reach it the good people will surely welcome us and give us a night's lodging."

The charges are said to be excessive; you will pay in silver for a night's lodging."

"Their spokesman replied, 'We have come for dinner and a night's lodging!' "

The hospitality of the Southwest permitted no stranger to be turned away without food and a night's lodging.

'Go and ask whether they can give us a night's lodging.'

"So you proffer service for a night's lodging," he said briskly.

The youth wandered on, and after some time came to a fortress where he begged for a night's lodging.

Hotels would not give them a night's lodging.

"Just at bedtime a poor, ornery sort of dog came along and asked for a night's lodging.

Very soon she came striding in, and he asked politely if she would give him a night's lodging.

"First a cup of wine, then supper and a night's lodging, and finally such knowledge regarding the road south as you can provide."

Not as much as a farthing to purchase a night's lodgings.

"And a night's lodgings," added his friend, the sailor, slapping down a handful of coins.

Well; she must have a night's lodging, I suppose; and to-morrow the child shall go back to her mother."

There were usually men and women who would stand an uroi a drink or a meal or a night's lodging.

I could shore up a beam or respoke a wheel in return for a night's lodging, maybe."

If the poor person stayed overnight, they gave the poor person enough to pay for a night's lodging.

"You gave me copper for a night's lodging.

Not used to travel and persuaded by something more than fatigue, Niou decided that it would be a pleasant spot for a night's lodging.

The oldest came and begged a night's lodging, and Eulalie asked him to tend the fire.