The third evening they encountered in an arbour.

Only a few blocks away from here, and such a lovely house, with a barn and a conservatory, and a little arbour in the garden.

I could take care of the little arbour in the garden; but I wonder if I could manage a house, and a barn, and a conservatory!"

And there's the little arbour at the foot of the garden.

" Marian started to follow her, but Laura called her back to show her some new attraction, and Patty ran alone down the veranda steps, and through the box-bordered paths to the little rustic arbour.

"Who in the world are you?" For inside the arbour sat a strange-looking girl of about Patty's own age.

Everybody who looks at this house comes out to look at the arbour; but there hasn't been anybody before that I wanted to work for.

I saw you out in the arbour with one.

I lost her in an arbour; Through the grass to the ground it from me went.

Look, it makes quite an arbour.

He reached the thatched summer-house at last, noted with a curious detachment that it was beginning to look dilapidated, wondered if he would find it after all deserted, and the next moment was nearly overwhelmed by a huge grey body that hurled itself upon him from the interior of the little arbour.

" "It was in the arbour, on the same seat of old sticks where formerly Léon had looked at her so amorously on the summer evenings.

Through the bars of the arbour and away beyond, the river could be seen in the fields, meandering through the grass in wandering curves.

Then at frightful speed he raced to the top of his web and disappeared in the woodwork of the arbour, drawing the new filament tight round the victim, which continued its flutterings for a little time and then gave up the ghost.

About this time, the eight Apostles returned to the arbour of Gethsemani, and after talking together for some time, ended by going to sleep.

PART ONE Agénor Clerambault sat under an arbour in his garden at St. Prix, reading to his wife and children an ode that he had just written, dedicated to Peace, ruler of men and things, "Ara Pacis Augustae."

They talked long of love, of their ambitions, of the influence of stars on human destinies, when Croesus rapidly approached the arbour.

Shall we sit under that arbour?

No, I think it's Arbour!" She gazed anxiously into Varick's pale, set face.

"She says, 'Remember the Arbour.'

"Wellof her mention of the word 'arbour.'

The last time I saw my mother alive was in the arbour of our horrible little garden at Bedford.

The Imaum's palace was close to the water's edge in front of the town, and his highness received Reuben and myself in an arbour or veranda open to the sea.

They sat in the little arbour covered with briar, and smoked as they wrangled.

So I take my leave, and pray All the comforts of the day, Such as Phoebus heat doth send On the earth, may still befriend Thee, and this arbour. Clo.