Meanings of appointed house in English

Or is it simply my sense of well-being in this perfectly appointed house?

She was on the first floor, in the kitchen of a very well- appointed house.

A gentle, friendly wife, and beautiful children, make his rich, well- appointed house, blessed and pleasant.

In the gentlemen's coat room of a perfectly appointed house the valet's attitude is much the same.

They are not serious about any goals, said Jamal Fakhro, deputy head of the appointed house of parliament.

I pulled the van to a stop in front of the appointed house, got out, and rang the doorbell.

So I was appointed house-dog.

From Tsi-ning I drifted down with luxurious ease in a well- appointed house-boat, meditating poetic terms in which to describe the contrast.

He remarked to me once that it was just as well to have a dungeon in a well- appointed house,-hishumor again, sir!

This was on the afternoon of April 7th, 1778, at Streatham, in the well- appointed house of Mr. Thrale.

A clever device was invented by Mrs. Gilding whose palatially appointed house is run with the most painstaking attention to every one's comfort.

A big, handsomely appointed house, pretty clothes, lots of money, the power to help those whom she loved...

His guide led him through the back passages of a gloomy, but gorgeously appointed house, until they reached the door of the front room.

So saying, the Count touched his bright horse, and in a few minutes the cabriolet stopped before a small but admirably appointed house in Berkeley-square.

His description of government plans for an appointed House of Lords were dismissed even more comprehensively: Think of it.

I share this concern, and that's why, last time this issue was debated, I voted for a fully- appointed House of Lords.