101.   The pioneers fulfilled their manifest destiny with a little house on the prairie.

102.   The scroll shows tiny people and unobtrusive little houses and gardens tucked into powerful cliffs by a wide and misty river.

103.   Their trailer is next to that of their daughter and son-in-law, Patty and Edward McGinnis, and near the crumbling little house where Edward McGinnis was born.

104.   There are several similar little houses all over the property, once used by workers.

105.   There once was a man who lived with his wife in a little house in a little state on a road called the Pig Trail.

106.   There she is now, in a little house in the middle-class area of the city where I was born.

107.   There is no way to tell, but he believes that, unlike mobile homes, his little house will appreciate in value just like a standard house.

108.   This bridge poured the Bronx eastward into little booms of real estate, little houses and short tenements.

109.   This was before the suburbs exploded and the tug and pull of an expanding city squeezed entire blocks of sturdy little houses into dust.

110.   This is where the Motown sound got its start in a string of little houses on the major boulevard in Detroit.