In setting out the furnishing of the school the need for this activity is implied.

The rooms are quite as attractive, as rich in charming friezes as in the others, and the furnishing in some ways is much the same.

That other, an elderly man who closely examines the lamps, pictures, and other furnishings with grimaces and ejaculations of disdain, is Don Timoteo Pelaez, Juanito's father, a merchant who inveighs against the Chinese competition that is ruining his business.

" Aided by her father's judgment and advice, Patty selected the furnishings for her own room.

"Let me turn up the electrics," said the proprietor, and he did so, showing furnishings like those in Number Six except that here the prevailing tint was pale blue while there it was pale yellow.

" Indeed, Uncle John was at that moment inspecting his apartment, and he sighed contentedly as he congratulated himself upon his foresight in sending down the furnishings on the chance of their being needed.

The place had been equipped after a fashion by deer-hunters or mountain hikers, who brought additional furnishings to the place each year and left mouldy provisions and unconsumed firewood behind.

A brisk fire burned on the wide hearth, of itself a furnishing without which many a sumptuous room may seem cheerless and in-hospitable.

When you change the furnishings about, it upsets me.

Since the day they moved the Gents' Furnishings across from the Ladies' Neckwear she's had you spotted.

In vacating the hut, the last occupants had left some of the furnishings behind them.

No matter what the play, the firm provided its furnishings from the star's slippers to the chandeliers.

When this took place the rest of the soldiers became both discouraged and confused, and rather wishing themselves to escape likewise kept raising their sails, and the others kept throwing the towers and the furnishings into the sea in order to lighten the vessels and make good their departure.