The Prince carried them to one of the prettiest platforms and set them gently upon its cushioned top.
The children were somewhat tired by the adventures of the day, so when Flippityflop helped them to gain the room under his platform, they crept to the soft-cushioned benches that lined the walls and lay down.
Reclining on one elbow against a cushioned thwart, she leaned forward and altered the course of the light bark by giving a passing rock a little push with her fan.
Nina was sitting in an arm-chair, cushioned into comfort by the assiduous second officer, who found that his duties much required his presence in that portion of the boat where Nina happened, to be.
Only Rip was gone from the broad and cushioned divan upon which he had loved to lie, half sleeping, half awake, while his master talked and Julian listened or replied.
His arms hung over the cushioned elbows of his chair, in which he sat very low, in the shrivelled posture of one desperately fatigued.
She sat down beside him in the cushionedwindow seat and began to plead with him.
She did it, wondering; and when he had the line of direction he knelt in the cushioned window-seat and began to probe with the blade of his pen-knife in a small round hole in the woodwork.
This time he found himself sitting on a cushioned bench in the music-room of the Boomerang.
He ground his teeth a little as he thought of the contrasts of the human lot; this cushioned feminine nest made him feel unhoused and underfed.
Yet throughout that day in thecushioned punt Bob won more pouts than smiles from the lady who fell to his guardianship.
Into a chair Bill collapsed--legs thrust straight before him, head against the cushioned back.
They found seats on a red-cushioned corner bench of churchly pattern, and Piersoll ordered cocktails.
This was a private burchiello of the Procuratore's with a commodious antechamber for the servants, and a cabin cushioned in damask.
Only a fine dusting of snow had filtered through their heavy branches onto the thick carpet of pine needles that cushioned the earth.
The cable car split the rotting wood on the bumper's face, but the springs behind it cushioned the jolt.
Columns with cushioned capitals ornament the four corners, which cannot date earlier than the 4th cent.
Later, how much later he did not know, something soft cushioned his head.
He squirmed, knew his head was cushioned in a woman's lap.
No little new-born baby Has pinker feet than he; Each tiny toe is cushioned With velvet cushions three; Three wee, pink, velvet cushions Almost too small to see.
Something had happened since to make him revert to the many-cushioned divan with uneasiness.
Claude, but not till they had settled on a many-cushioned divan in the coolest and quietest room of the Embassy.
It nestled down in the valley like a kitten in a cushioned basket.
She sank into a leather-cushioned seat in a corner of the lift.
She shut her eyes and lay back in the depths of the leather-cushioned chair.
The forward part of the boat was provided with cushioned divans, where passengers could sit by day or sleep at night; and this space was appropriated to the sailors.
It was surrounded by wide cushioned seats, which made very good beds at night.
Saladin stood another tent, closely guarded, and in it on a cushioned bed lay two women.
Next came more passages and a curtain, beyond which they found themselves in a small, domed room, lit by hanging silver lamps and paved in tesselated marbles, strewn with rich rugs and furnished with cushioned couches.
As he slunk along, lifting and setting his cushioned feet so delicately that his coming was like that of a piece of drifting thistledown, he looked as evil a presence as could be found abroad in the ending of the day.
Lady Jane Lennox--she did not seem to observe him--was seated like a sultana on a lowcushioned seat, with her rich silks circling grandly round her.
The outline of this picture of comfort was formed by damask curtains of a deep red, and enormous oak chairs with leathern backs and cushioned seats, as if the apartment were hermetically sealed against the world and its chilling cares.
The cabin was very neatly finished; and there was a row of cushioned seats around it, in front of the berths.
By the door on either side are the red-curtained and velvet-cushioned seats of the Master and Vice-master, beyond whom sit the noblemen and fellow-commoners.
