Meanings of comfortable country in English

It is now, I have no doubt, a charming and comfortable country-house.

Castleford was an ordinary comfortable country house, standing in not very extensive grounds.

But just remember this: I want a comfortable country house.

That they can leave a comfortable country and find fellow-feeling for those in misery is good.

It is the most comfortable country-house I know.

The woman looked a miniature queen, in dark silver silk with ivory lace, but she sounded a comfortable country woman.

There are plenty of comfortable country hotels charging £35 to £55 for a double room with breakfast.

Isabelle's house appeared to Vickers more like a comfortable country club or a small country inn than the home of a private family.

They were to be married when they reached the village of Dunnet on the Dorset coast, the site of her father's comfortable country estate.

This Picard country presents everywhere the same general features of rolling downland, thriving villages, old churches, comfortable country houses, straight roads, and well-kept woods.

" Comfortable country this," quoth Splinter, "and a pleasant morning we have had of it, Tom!"

'When you shall come to be my age, young sir,' Saxon answered, 'you may know better than to decry a comfortable country hostel.'