When he reached the big square hotel he gave a page his card and frowned while he waited in the glass-roofed patio.

She entered the patio with two young tourists, whom she sent off, and beckoned Cartwright to a bench behind a palm.

Not much pleased with this spectacle, I looked out of the window into the patio, or court-yard, where I saw a couple of butchers' boys slaughtering a bullock for the evening carousal.

And my heart would nigh stop beating When I heard her tender greeting, Whispered soft for me alone "Mi amor, mi corazon" Moonlight on the patio, Old senora nodding near, Me and Juana talking low So the Madre couldn't hear.

coach house; garage; hangar; outhouse; penthouse; lean-to. portico, porch, stoop, stope, veranda, patio, lanai, terrace, deck; lobby, court, courtyard, hall, vestibule, corridor, passage, breezeway; ante room, ante chamber; lounge; piazza, veranda.

The other, situated in an upper room of the Moorish alcázar de Abdelasis, near the patio de Banderas, was directed by D. Joaquin Dominguez Becquer, a brother and disciple of D. Jose, Gustavo's father." [Footnote 1: Narciso Campillo, loc. cit.]

She was early enough to get a table on the patio in front of the Depresso.

Wherever she decided to live, the house must be like the one where her father had been bornlong and low built of adobe; there must be a patio, with a fountain in the middle; and the rooms must be kept cool by the roof of a veranda, shading the windows like a great overhanging eyelid.

Juanito y Catalina estaban jugando en el patio vecino.

We lunched there with the commanding officer, in a cool Arab house about a flowery patio, but that brief interval over, the fiery plain began again.

We followed him into a small arcaded patio hemmed in by the high walls of the house.

Across the patio was another arcade closely hung with unbleached cotton.

As I had expected, the young man led me across the patio, lifted the cotton hanging and introduced me into an apartment exactly like the one we had just left.

And all these colourless eventless lives depend on the favour of one fat tyrannical man, bloated with good living and authority, himself almost as inert and sedentary as his women, and accustomed to impose his whims on them ever since he ran about the same patio as a little short-smocked boy.

Don Matias treated him familiarly, just as he had in the old days when he came to the patio to get his orders from don Ramón and found Rafael, as a child, playing at his father's feet.

He hunted, took long horseback rides over the roads of the district, dispensed justice in the patio of the house, just as his father don Ramón had done.

[502] "To the Editor of El Soberanía Nacional, Manila, P.I. "Sir: In your issue of the 7th of July there appeared a paragraph embodying a shameful libel of the administration of the San Lazaro Hospital, which reads as follows: "'Un cuadro verdaderamente aterrador es el que prezenta el patio del Hospital de San Lazaro.

How shall I describe a patio?

Between the patio and the street there is a vestibule.

On the four sides of the patio rise slender columns, which support, up to a level with the first floor, a species of gallery inclosed in glass; above the gallery is stretched a canvas, which shades the court.

At the end of the patio there is a fountain; and all around are scattered chairs, work-tables, pictures, and vases of flowers.

I run to another door: there is another patio, with its walls covered with ivy, and a number of niches holding little statues, busts, and urns.

I look in at a third door: here is another patio, with its walls worked in mosaics, a palm in the centre, and a mass of flowers all around.

I stop at a fourth door: after the patio there is another vestibule, after this a second patio, in which one sees other statues, columns, and fountains.

I stop at a fourth door: after the patio there is another vestibule, after this a second patio, in which one sees other statues, columns, and fountains.