Whence it is manifest that Prior Castell wainscotted the Frater-house round about.
He started up and listened; it came from the apartment of Colonel Talbot, which was divided from his own by a wainscotted partition, with a door of communication.
The ladies' closet wainscottedwith large squares of glass over painted paper.
We went to the house of Mr. Argenson, which was almost wainscotted with looking-glasses, and covered with gold.
The great gallery iswainscotted with mirrors, not very large, but joined by frames.
Then, staring before him, he went swiftly across the wainscotted hall with his lithe, noiseless step, escaping before that other voice could break the spell.
Now, straining at his arm, she was in thewainscotted hall before the stone mantelpiece that bore up the defiant knight.
The dear old wainscotted room was shaded into comparative coolness, and a great bunch of mignonette sustained Rob through her last story with its fragrance close to her hand.
Wythie was to be married in the big wainscotted room in which her father had spent most of his dreaming days.
Mr. Staples popped Clement into one wainscotted room, and left him there, but shut himself in with Felix.
There was not even the quaint elegance of Mr. Linden's room; this one was wainscotted with light blue and whitewashed, and furnished with the simplest of chintz furniture.
In a panel of the darkly wainscotted and curiously gilded wall was placed a life-size portrait of a man.
It was night again, nearly approaching to midnight, and the Earl of Danemore sat alone in the small dark wainscotted room immediately beneath the chamber which had been assigned to the prisoner.
Almost all the Rooms arewainscotted and ceil'd with very fine Timber.
This Antichamber is wainscotted throughout, and leads to a Gallery, which is also completely wainscotted, the Pannels being painted white with gilt Fillets.
In this mood he entered thewainscotted parlour, in which his uncle was already placed at his morning's refreshment, a huge plate of oatmeal porridge, with a corresponding allowance of butter-milk.
Nothing can be at once cleaner or more wholesome than the beautiful wainscotted walls we sometimes see in the fine old country houses built in Queen Anne's reign.
In an old wainscotted parlour, we found the two ladies in close proximity and conversation.
Thus we lived most luxuriously in that old wainscotted parlour, where there were scarcely three chairs fit to sit upon.
Mrs. Oakshott sat in an arm-chair beside a large fire in a wainscotted room, with a folding-screen shutting off the window.
Anne, as the door opened on the well- known little wainscotted abode.
I was in a small, bare cabin, roughly wainscotted and exceedingly filthy.
The only things that were wanting were the Eastern hangings to cover the dark wainscotted old walls, and the skins on the black, time-stained floor.
It was an old-fashioned family mansion, rambling and picturesque; some rooms wainscotted to the ceiling, and lighted by rows of narrow windows, with surprisingly small panes.
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