Perchance, reviving, yet may I To your sea-paven city hie, And in a felze some day yet Light at your pipe my cigarette.
Sailing blossoms, silver fishes, Paven pools as clear as air-- How a child wishes To live down there!
No more He passed dark, moated strongholds of grim knights, But terraces with marble-paven steps, With fountains leaping in the sunny air, And hanging gardens full of sumptuous bloom.
He heard the retreat of a light tread on the paven hall.
I went to the window and saw the sparrows about the eaves, and a great troop of doves go strolling up the paven Gasse, seeking what they may devour.
The village ran sheer down at her feet; but she could not walk down the steep rough-paven street, nor on the pathless moors.
Lastly Emily and Anne, mere babies, toddling with difficulty over the paven path to the moors.
Such negligible matters contributed not at all to the comfort or the discomfort of Robert Etheridge Townsend; and I was pricked with vague sweet longings to have done with roofs and paven places.
He Reviles Destiny and Climbs a Wall But now the spring was come again, and, as always at this season, I was pricked with vague longings to have done with roofs and paven places.
Ay, ye have walked upon herpaven ways, And heard her voices in the market-place, But ye have never listened what she says When the snow-moon is pressing on her face!
And when they came upon the paven place That was called sometime the place amorous There came a child before Theophilus Bearing a basket, and said suddenly: Fair sir, this is my mistress Dorothy That sends you gifts; and with this he was gone.
For it fell in the hot May I stood within a paven way Built of fair bright stone, perfay, That is as fire of night and day And lighteth all my house.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "paven" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
