There was here a very nice little three-roomed bungalow, with airy verandahs all round.

Later on, it was commonly reported, he was to take up his residence in Wyckholme's deserted bungalow, far up on the mountain side, in plain view from the château.

Instead of hanging him the British government sent him in exile to Rangoon, where he was furnished a comfortable bungalow and received a generous pension until November, 1862, when he died.

Beyond the tents, and quite close to the beach, is the space allotted for the temporary bungalows erected during the cold seasonsingular places, which will be more fully described under the head of Anglo-Indian residences.

It was a one-storied cottage, with broad verandas, half hidden in a luxuriant garden at the point where two streets come together at a little stone bridge crossing a brooka tiny bungalow built for a home, and stretched and pieced out to make a guest-house.

As Jasper Ewold had the most commodious bungalow it seemed natural that any wounded stranger should be taken there.

We had our office in private bungalow in those days before new Secretariat was built, and it was unhealthy bungalow in which no one would live because they died.

I reached the handsome bungalow of the resident, and found the house quite vacant; Mrs. Burdon, together with her children, had accompanied her husband, as is generally the case in India, where frequent change of air is very necessary for Europeans.

That friend of mine over the water, sitting in his lonely bungalow tonight studying Hindoostanee wants somebody, too.

A half mile distant, in his richly furnished bungalow, Warwick Sahib dozed over his after-dinner cigar.

Huge great hideous bungalow, like a Goanese wedding-cake, in a vast garden of symmetrically arranged blue and red glazed 'art' flower-pots.

So Samarendra built a neat bungalow, equipped it with European furniture, and placed an old Khánsámá (Mohammadan butler) in charge, who was versed in all the customs of Sáheb-log (Englishmen).

My idea was to cruise along the coast and just find out exactly where their precious bungalow is, and what they do with that launch of theirs when they're not swamping inquisitive boatmen.

Could anything provide him with a more favourable opportunity than the collection of the whole crowd in that remote bungalow at Sheppey?

The morning of May 13 saw us, as usual, on parade; then, adjourning to the mess-house, we spent a few hours over breakfast and billiards, and before midday separated to pass the heat of the day reading, lounging, and sleeping at our respective bungalows.

In the middle of the town, and surrounded by a spacious fenced-in compound, which sloped gently to the lake, stood the Planters' Club, a large low roofed bungalow, with a roomy wide verandah in front.

He lived like a rajah in his shady bungalow, surrounded by the luxuries of one to whom all things are brought indivisible.

Certainly, in his fancy, he had visioned a honeymoon in Pullman parlor cars and suburban bungalows.

It is not large, and its low roof and far projecting eaves give it the appearance of a tropical bungalow.

It was all distractingly pretty; and though Angela had already admired the big handsome houses of Los Angeles and Pasadena, these rose-bowered bungalows caught her fancy more.

The old wooden bungalow, with broad verandas, stood in a small garden a dozen yards from the lagoon, where the Broom Road narrowed as it left the business portion of Papeete and began its round of the island.

Then Rob's gaze rested carelessly on a closed and seemingly deserted bungalow, occupying the island above them.

" "You're right," shouted Merritt, "come on, Cap, come on, boys, we've got to get a move on and get it on quick!" They dashed toward the dinghy and a few seconds later had once more embarked and were speeding toward the desolate and forsaken bungalow.

Funnythe handsomely dressed womansuch a poor neighborhood He came to a halt before a dilapidated bungalow which squatted darkly in the night.

On the 15th of March I again set out, and on the same day arrived at Woodgown, a village with one of the dirtiest bungalows in which I ever made up my bed.