The living-room has only one window, and requires more warmth of color than the billiard-room and dining-room, which being sunshiny can be treated in more sombre tones.
What thoughts are flitting over her mind, silent and soft, like the shadows of birds over the sunshiny earth?
There was a helpful, assuring, sunshiny influence about her piety which I have rarely seen or felt in any other human being.
Hour after hour, day after day, and week after week she would sit near the western window of her sunshiny chamber, absorbed in this fascinating occupation.
And do you know how she opens the flowers for the bees on sunshiny days?
They keep this up on sunshiny days all through July and along into early August.
A hive of ladies, all in long-trained dresses, and necks according to order, were sitting or standing or moving across the room, looking as proud and grand as peacocks on a sunshiny day.
The sun shone upon it, and it glanced in the wind like a flying sunshiny shower.
So in the stillness of that sunshiny roof, set so far above the workaday world, they sate listening.
But now her eyes had a steady, hard look, not busy with the sunshiny turf or the deep blue sky against which the line of the hill cut so soft and clear.
Perhaps it was simple reaction; perhaps it was something caught from the quiet sunshiny manner and spirit of her visitor; but at her work in the kitchen Diana grew quite calm-hearted.
We have always dozens of them, proclaiming their gladness every sunshiny day in rich cataracts of music.
Nature was at her very best thissunshiny summer afternoon.
The whole book is just Giant Despair and his dungeon, with a gleam here and there of that sunshiny weather that threw the giant into one of his fits, in which he always lost for the time the use of his limbs.
And to add to everything, the sunshiny day changed into rain, and being high up, in the very midst of the clouds, he got soaked through and through in a very few minutes.
He only saw the broad bleak sunshiny plain--that is, at first.
My father adored him, and little Philip's sunshiny way of taking possession of the slaves and the property pleased him more deeply, I think, than anything in his life.
It was eleven o'clock on a sunshiny morning when the special agent reached the address.
First National bank of that serene suburb of Boston onesunshiny afternoon.
It was a nice, warm, sunshiny day, and Lulu wanted to do something, but she didn't just know what.
Lulu Wibblewobble, "where are you going this bright, beautiful, sunshiny day?
It was a clear, sunshiny morning in early September and nine young women had taken advantage of the ocean's placid, dimpled mood for an early morning dip.
She was a pretty, sunshiny girl of a pure blonde type, and had been extremely popular during her freshman year at Overton, not only with her fellow companions at Harlowe House, but as a member of the freshman class as well.
Thought passes over his brow like a cloud in a summer sky, or the shadow of a bird over the sunshiny earth; and he skims away from the silent hall and his momentary reverie to fly a kite or chase a butterfly!
They were never in the dark cañons and gorges, nor in the ravines that were heavily wooded with pine, but in the open, sunshinyglades and valleys, where there were green grass and bright flowers.
A very interesting fact lies in the continuous bright sunshiny weather which the party enjoyed during the first four weeks of their work.
There was the suggestion of an early frosty morning at home--such a morning as develops into a beautiful sunshiny day; but in our case, alas!
He could see it all again--the green sunshiny hollow, and the shining pool--a little listless figure standing under the silver birch.
Erle's sunshiny nature made him a universal favorite, but it may be doubted whether any of his friends really read him correctly.
What had become of the frank sunshiny look, the merry laugh, the careless indolence that had always belonged to Erle?
