The young men took off their horses' bridles, that the animals might have the advantage of a few tufts of grass which sprang up here and there; and, stretching themselves luxuriously upon the ground, they lit their cigars.
Winslow, mostluxuriously fitted up and accompanied by H.
My own Italian was of that date; but, though I began by using it, I found myself so often helped for a forgotten meaning that I became subtly demoralized and fell luxuriously into the habit of speaking English like a native of Rome.
Never mind what I said, but I assure you if it had not been for Dick's arm I should have gone under the table, when, a few minutes later, I lifted the blue velvet lid and saw a dainty watch luxuriously lying on its white satin bed.
And, settling himself more luxuriously upon the couch, Lennox closed his eyes, and appeared to slumber tranquilly.
Frank's next question, as he sat with his nose luxuriouslyburied in the fragrant heart of the rose.
The building was furnished and decorated luxuriously and in a quiet character, making an interior that offered comfort and quiet environment to the weary visitor.
The resting rooms were wainscoted 7 feet high with paneled oak, and were luxuriously furnished with rugs, upholstered furniture, and each was furnished with an upright piano.
He had met her at church, and walked home with her, and while they were luxuriously finishing the last of the hot cakes the others had burst in, with the usual harum-scarum plans for the day.
Bert threw away his cigar, and flung himself luxuriously down for a nap.
Ten thousand dollars--when they could have lived luxuriously for five!
I never thought I should like to wash dishes, but I do," said Rose, as she sat in a boat after supper lazily rinsing plates in the sea, and rocking luxuriously as she wiped them.
For dog mushing in Alaska does not mean luxuriously riding in your sleigh wrapped up in your fur robe while the dogs haul you along the trail.
I would rather take a trip through that beautiful wilderness, with my dogs, than travel luxuriously around the world on palatial steamboats.
For this reason Pink would much prefer to sleep luxuriously late and ride over to the picnic barely in time for dinner and the races afterward.
Tom was soon stretching his legs luxuriouslyin one of his uncle's comfortable chairs, and scanning the walls hung with small-arms, hunting trophies, and a few choice engravings.
They rounded-up what cattle they could lay their hands on, and, having the banana and other plantations of the villagers to draw upon, they livedluxuriously without consuming the provisions they had themselves brought.
Mrs. Ormonde, opening the door of a luxuriously appointed nursery.
I dined quite luxuriously at Bethnal Green about an hour and a half ago.
Only there was one thorn in his luxuriously padded saddle.
She lay back in her luxuriously cushioned seat, watching the birds as they flew, spread out in a wide fan against the dusky blue evening sky.
And,” he added, pressing the thorn yet more deeply into the wound, “it must seem hard to one reared as luxuriously as you have been to be reduced from affluence to abject poverty by a single blow.
Ashore, one dallies luxuriously with time, free from all the restrictions of streets, every precious moment his very own; afloat in these calm and shallow waters there is a never-ending panorama of entertainment.
Those who claimed to know stated that there had been a Mr. Armitage, but that he had died, leaving his widow enough to make her luxuriously comfortable for the remainder of her life.
This simplification, quite luxuriouslyfor my young mind, was to mere mean blackness of an old-world sordid order.
Mouse, shrugging his shoulders, and putting on the air of being luxuriously fastidious in his choice of cities, "the water is so bad in Venice.
The wood-work of the little cabin is elaborately carved, and it is usually furnished with mirrors and seats luxuriously cushioned.
After this burst of unusual eloquence, Mr. Collingwood closed his eyes and puffed luxuriously at his cigar.
He was sitting at his wife's feet as she sat on the banca, and he leaned his head back luxuriously against her knee.
The conceit of the sonneteer is that the fever is an enemyluxuriously lodged in the lovely person of its victim, and there insidiously plotting against her life: Trissotin.
Your prudence sure is fast asleep, That thus luxuriously you keep And lodge magnificently so Your very hardest-hearted foe.
