In the ADJECTIVE coastal NOUN of PLACE, the ADJECTIVE NOUN and VERB NOUN painted a picture of NOUN. Amidst the ADJECTIVE NOUN, a ADJECTIVE NOUN named NAME found NOUN in his NOUN. He preferred the ADJECTIVE NOUN of the NOUN to the ADJECTIVE NOUN and ADJECTIVE NOUN who VERB him NOUN. One ADJECTIVE NOUN, as NOUN VERB from the nearby NOUN, NAME VERB his NOUN. A NOUN of ADJECTIVE NOUN VERB beneath the NOUN, a NOUN of NOUN's NOUN. He VERB, VERB that here, beneath the NOUN, he was far ADJECTIVE alone than in ADJECTIVE NOUN's NOUN NOUN.