So let's be sensible and comfy, my dear.

But it makes quite a comfy little boudoir.

An' here we are at the turn together, jus' you'n' me, comfy, like I done promised it would be when I last seen you.

"How very comfy you look!"

And, "We are comfy," said Piers, with a smile.

The boy was so imbedded in down that he couldn't answer, and he was nice and comfy.

It seemed quite comfy at first, but in a few minutes, goodness gracious, I was suffocated!

I told her how hard I tried to be Mary all the way up to Andersonville and after I got there; and how then I found out, all of a sudden one day, that father had got ready for Marie, and he didn't want me to be Mary, and that was why he had got Cousin Grace and the automobile and the geraniums in the window, and, oh, everything that made it nice and comfy and homey.

Do let's settle down and be comfy together.

Katie's voice was lower, different, as she went on: "Then after I've brushed your hair and done all those 'comfy' things I'm going to put you in a certain, a very special gown I have.

You know how comfy those big beds are, you sit at the long clothless table in the brown dining-room.

He said you knew more than most people about friends, and he thought that in this way you could find for him a certain 'secret immortality' which would make the soil of France comfier for him to sleep in.

You can imagine a lover saying 'Dear little Ladygray, are you warm and comfy?'

Then he shall be all comfy on the sofa, and he doesn't need to play if he don't want to.

furniture in it; the richest curtains with heaps of arranged draperies and fringe, grand writing table things, a few embroidered cushions; but no new books, or comfy sofas, or look of cosy anywhere.

I am cosy and comfy in bed, and I stay there until Amélie has built the fire and got the house in order in the morning.

Then come over here, and make ourselves comfy.

"Pretty nice and comfy this being married to each other, isn't it?" "Very nice, indeed," I agreed, nestling closer to him.

I am staying in a semi-foreign hotel which is tucked away in a pocket in the side of a mountain as comfy as a fat old lady in a big rocker who glories in dispensing hospitality with both hands.

"We must make it comfy," she said to Bertie, and Bertie fully agreed.