trysting place

Why had she asked him to meet her in their old trysting place?

If night had only come, he would gladly have gone to the trysting place.

Henri was first at the trysting place, and soon saw her tripping along.

We're not using your church as a trysting place."

Like rejected lovers returning to a trysting place, they kept coming back to the areas surrounding the station.

"Dear me, you've made this your trysting place today!"

"This is a library, not a trysting place," Waltraude said firmly.

Young lovers hurry to their trysting place behind bushes where they taste passion for the first time.

So this was a trysting place Cal Nis had made for the two of them.

Recent government efforts to clean up the bay have improved water quality and desirability as a toadfish trysting place.

I know nothing of any trysting place."

"It remains, do you wish to reach your trysting place with a girl out of her wits with fear?

Since he shared his mother's wagon, he found it convenient to prepare such trysting places wherever their band went.

"It suggests that you meet the writer at the usual trysting place at ten o'clock this evening.

This was a favorite trysting place.

I remember families coming in first to "gawp"... Under the portico became a favourite trysting place.

Then there's the assignation - or at least a discussion of the trysting place, if not the actual tryst.'

However, the hotel is the trysting place of Marcelle and Boniface, who are having an affair.

Mars in the meantime, with his plume of feathers, came hurrying to the trysting place and found himself between the two goddesses.

Relocking the gate the two strolled arm in arm to the little bower which was their trysting place.

Where is the usual trysting place, Citizen Dieudonné?"

"Unless," Péret reiterated very slowly, "you can tell us the whereabouts of that trysting place, you will be a dead man within the hour."

The city fathers ordered the ruin torn down for "it had become a trysting place for persons of loose morals."

Ms. Hall managed an "upper-ten" establishment - a 19th-century New York term for the very best in private trysting places.

It was still dark when the Hon. Morison Baynes set forth for the trysting place.