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Meanings of arbour in English
Usage of arbour in English
1
Abel was sitting in the hop-vine arbour; beside him Captain Kidd slept.
2
We found the ladies seated in an arbour at the further end.
3
The KING returns to the arbour with the PRINCESS on his arm.
4
He hung it up angrily upon a peg: the arbour provided several.
5
Through the arched doorway of the arbour, she saw two walking slowly.
6
Halfway to the arbour, they met the others coming to find them.
7
She left the arbour and walked away without listening to his rejoinder.
8
Then he drew me aside into a pretty arbour and whispered, blushing:
9
A young girl stood on the gravel-path, near his favourite syringa arbour.
10
Very well then-supposeour arbour here to be your great sensible country.
11
It was during the summer of 1845, in the garden beneath the arbour.
12
Come into the arbour here and let us discuss it together.
13
Please to take me to that clematis arbour; it looks over the Avon.
14
Rising, she came and stood beside him in the entrance to the arbour.
15
Here Miss Patty Lockit ceased; and the dinner-bell called them from their arbour.
16
Of this arbour I have heard much; but I never saw it before.
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Arbour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common