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• The furniture was covered up with chintz. (8)
• The furniture was all sent around by water. (4)
• It was dingy in colour; its furniture was old. (8)
• The furniture was greatly deranged and broken. (1)
• The furniture remained, but all signs of life were gone. (8)
• The furniture was in all the profusion and elegance of modern taste. (4)
• And that reminds me: I surrender my town house and furniture to you. (10)
• And suppose you marry him, and he treats you like a piece of furniture? (8)
• Both flats had been cleared of furniture and were announced as to let. (12)
• No; they had to go the way of all flesh and furniture, and be worn out. (8)
• The furniture and walls give a colour-impression as of greens and beetroot. (8)
• And then to turn the discourse, she began admiring the house and the furniture. (4)
• A lady, without a family, was the very best preserver of furniture in the world. (4)
• The furniture is plush-covered and commonplace, with a kind of shabby smartness. (8)
• Generally where the furniture is of simple lines, the mould can be made of wood. (17)
• An oak chair against the wall close to a recessed window is all the other furniture. (8)
• As far as he could see, not a single piece of furniture was worth a five-pound note. (8)
• Not one piece of furniture, no picture or porcelain figure appealed to modern taste. (8)
• The furniture of the pretty room she shared with Stephen had not been hastily assembled. (8)
• A bed, washstand, cupboard, tin trunk, two chairs, and a small rug were all the furniture. (8)
• A couple of footmen carried us each upstairs in turn, as if they were removing furniture. (10)
• It had white walls, furniture of old oak, and for pictures reproductions of her favourites. (8)
• Plaster is broken by moving furniture, and decorations stained by accidents of all varieties. (17)
• Through the door can be seen the butt end of a stationary furniture van with its flap let down. (8)
• Nataly was busy with her purchases of furniture, and the practise for the great August Concert. (10)
• The house is a good one, the furniture fashionable, and everything announces plenty and elegance. (4)
• A feature of the small house which is neglected too much is the installation of built-in furniture. (17)
• Winifred, whom he noticed next to the furniture, was sitting at her Buhl bureau with a letter in her hand. (8)
• Reassured, Cecilia walked round the room as far as this was possible, for it was practically all furniture. (8)
• There is a substantial quality about such furniture which no mobile furniture can possess. (17)
• Van Diemen and his daughter were in London with Tinman and Mrs. Cavely, purchasing furniture for Elba Hall. (10)
• She related the subjects of the pictures, the dimensions of the rooms, and the price of the furniture, in vain. (4)
• Any pieces of oak or walnut that were choice were saved and seasoned for the cabinet-work and for the furniture. (18)
• The last month went, as all such last months go, in those intoxicating pastimes, the buying of furniture and clothes. (8)
• Many a speculative builder has realized the value of such furniture and sold his house upon the attractiveness of it. (17)
• Under the influence of a remark of Prosper Profond, she had begun to exchange her Empire for Expressionistic furniture. (8)
• Some phase of his work, some vision of his wife or daughters started forth from each bit of furniture, picture, doorway. (8)
• He looked at his watch, and then with his prying eyes regarded the room with its common wall-paper, furniture, and carpet. (12)
• Her father and sister were glad to see her, for the sake of shewing her the house and furniture, and met her with kindness. (4)
• The preparations of new carriages and furniture might wait for London and spring, when her own taste could have fairer play. (4)
• Her virginal room, with its hangings of white silk and the white enamelled furniture, seemed already bare and rifled to her. (12)
• The verandah kept the moonlight out; and at first he could see nothing but the outlines of furniture blacker than the darkness. (8)
• This is almost a weekly performance and causes Hassan to breathe awful Egyptian imprecations against modern American furniture. (21)
• And there mingled apparently in her regret for Pere Brebeuf a confusing sense of his actual state as a portable piece of furniture. (9)
• The room was dusted, the furniture uncovered, the curtains drawn back, precisely as if his aunts still dwelt there patiently waiting. (8)
• Timidly the Countess inspected the furniture of the apartment, taking chills at the dingy articles she saw, in the midst of her heat. (10)
• He knows that the young couple who purchases the small house usually comes from the small apartment, and has little furniture to spare. (17)
• The furniture of a Colonial house in 1730 partook, like the house itself, of simplicity, and in design was more useful than ornamental. (18)
• The furniture, however, is differently arranged; a small four-poster bedstead stands against the wall, Right Back, jutting into the room. (8)
• The nature and the simplicity of gentlemen and ladies, with their servants and furniture, I think is best observed by meals within doors. (4)
• Of course hard woods are not dented from knocks by furniture as easily as the soft woods, and in this way retain their appearance longer. (17)
• By the capture of the fort he had lost not only his wife, but all his merchandise, jewels, plate, and furniture worth ten thousand pounds. (19)
• He walked elastically, yet with trim precision, as if he had a pleasant taste in furniture and churches, and held the Spectator in his hand. (8)
• A beloved home made over to others; all the precious rooms and furniture, groves, and prospects, beginning to own other eyes and other limbs! (4)
• Fellingham returned to London, where he roamed the streets famous for furniture warehouses, in the vain hope of encountering the new owner of Elba. (10)
• There is one remarkably pretty sitting room up stairs; of a nice comfortable size for constant use, and with modern furniture it would be delightful. (4)
• As Segwuna went from room to room, silently arranging a piece of furniture, and opening the windows and shutters, sunshine seemed to drive chaos away. (18)
• Concrete garden furniture, concrete pools, fountains, garden ornaments, tennis-courts, and other familiar adjuncts to the lawn about the house, are making themselves evident on all sides. (17)

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