-
reverted to the King's
demesne permanently, when it
became once
again a mere
tenantless plot of land, but
could be re-created as a fee by
enfeoffment to another...
-
subinfeudated by the
baron to his own
knights or followers, with a few
retained tenantless as his demesne. Most
English feudal baronies were
converted to baronies...
- and was
suddenly amazed by the
apparition of a dead city,
silent and
tenantless, but
bearing the
evidences of
large po****tion, of vast resources, of...
- "From Helicon's
banks will
incontinent flee, "Idalia will
boast but of
tenantless Shades, "And the bi-forked Hill a mere
Desart will be "My
Thunder no fear...
-
section from Shakespeare's Hamlet,
citing the lines: "The
graves stood tenantless, and the
sheeted dead / Did
squeak and
gibber in the
Roman streets" from...
- many of the
streets were
entirely deserted, the ****medan
quarter was
tenantless and the
houses with the
exception of two or
three were
unroofed and in...
- ” Then 'Utbah went on to say, ‘The
house of the Banu Jaḥsh has
become tenantless.’ To
which Hishām replied, ‘Nobody will weep over that. This is the work...
-
wrote about their empty home in Freshwater: The
house is
silent now and
tenantless. All its old
feverish life and
bustle are
stilled as is the
heart which...
- The Guardian, and was the
winner of the
Desmond Elliott Prize 2021. My
Tenantless Body (2019)
Blakemore translated Sichuanese poet Yu Yoyo's collection...
-
there were 829,177
panel flats in
Hungary (777,263 inhabited, 51,914
tenantless, 18.9% of the
dwellings overall), of whom
there were 548,464
flats (66...
