bylane

The store sits in a bylane in the central Indian city of Mumbai's busy shopping precinct, and has served the community for 75 years.

Opposite the shops was the inn, the doctor's house, the market-house, and a public reading-room; and a bylane led from the green up towards the church—an old, low-walled, steep-roofed building, with a square, dumpy tower, in which hung a peal of bells, and where was placed a large, round, clumsy window.

Two or three days before the date fixed for Rupert's departure, he was walking in the town with Mynheer Von Duyk and his daughter, when he observed a person gazing intently at him from the entrance to a small bylane.

I brought it to a money-lender in a bylane, and I asked for three rupees upon it.