See, I will spread this rug for your white dress.

She should first roll up the rug, take up the fender, shake and fold up the table-cloth, then sweep the room, carrying the dirt towards the fireplace; a coarse cloth should then be laid down over the carpet, and she should proceed to clean the grate, having all her utensils close to her.

She turned round in her seat on the cart, and called to him: "It's a pity you didn't bring a skin rug with you; it'll be cold, I doubt, for the child towards night.

We got the marble-topped tables carried into the cheery room and covered them with tablecloths from a shop in Park Street, bought rugs for the floor and hangings for the doors, and with a few cushions and palms and flowers the room is quite pretty and home-like.

I took a rug from a chair near by, and spread it over her.

" He pushed his chair away and pulled up the rug from beneath it.

A few moments were required to draw up the rugs and fasten them with straps; then Paul gave the word and the horses leaped forward.

Together they tuck the rug closer about Leopoldine, and smile to see how soundly she can sleep.

" He did not answer until he had arranged her rug and made her comfortable.

So I perforce had to follow him into a fine room with an oaken floor, whereon lay rich Smyrna rugs and the skins of wild beasts from the wood.

Across the dining-room door Mrs. Arthur had laid a folded rug.

Marie jerked up a shade and pushed a chair crooked and kicked a rug up at one corner; but Mary put them all back properlyso there wasn't any fun in that for long.

One great attraction in the Midget Car is that you need not use a rug to throw over its bonnet in cold weather.

Elizabeth Dalstan, followed by a maid carrying rugs and cushions, had paused, smiling, by his side.

I haven't closed my eyes since we retired!" I threw off the rug and looked around.

"Your friend," said Hoff, as he placed her in the forward seat and wrapped a rug about her, "I am afraid, is badly hurt.

"You don't like rugs," he said (he knew she didn't), "but you've got to have it.

[They drag the rug out.

" "They've got a new rug down in the hall," announced Miss Castlevaine.

The little trunk got very old and bald, and still its owner lingered; still the lady, somewhat the worse for lapse of time, looked from the balcony-window in the brief southern twilights, and the maid every morning shook a worn rug or two over the dangerous-looking railing; and yet neither had made friends or enemies.

Upon the birth of each child the mother was given a Scotch rug and a silver dollar.

She had reached down and hugged him, the thick smother of her long hair falling all over him in a delightful perfume; thereafter she placed a rug before the door for him to sleep on.

" One of them stole a mule and the other stole a rug.

His muscular fingers fell to tapping the prayer-rug on the table, drumming out an impatient little tattoo.

She crossed the heavy rugs on the living room floor noiselessly in her overshoes, carrying Jack Junior asleep in her arms.