Gladys and Ethel lived in Clapham and told her that they came in to all her concerts and sat for hours waiting on the stairs.
— from Tante by Anne Douglas Sedgwick

I still had the lost bag in my outer pocket, which I watched jealously, for its bulk could be but too plainly seen; and when Dave and I found ourselves moving slowly upward at the tip of one of those giant spokes of the big wheel, he fixed his eye upon this pocket, and asked with a grin: 'Got an extra luncheon in case we are stranded in mid-air until past the Christian dinner-hour?'
— from Against Odds: A Detective Story by Lawrence L. Lynch

Georgiana and Edward lived in Canada until a few years ago.
— from The Motor Maids by Palm and Pine by Katherine Stokes