1
She was in a deep armchair; its partner, Harry's chair, close by.
2
She had not managed to get out of the deep armchair.
3
Honorable Freddie, who, as predicted, was in the smoking-room, lounging in a deep armchair.
4
There were also a deep armchair for her confidential maid, and two small chairs.
5
He beamed through his big spectacles as he waved John Minute to a deep armchair.
6
He quenched his cigarette stump in the ash-pan, and, sinking again into the deep armchair, continued:
7
It is an image not easily forgotten; a frail, elderly man sitting in a deep armchair.
8
The doctor sank back in his deep armchair.
9
Colonel Kettelman was seated in a deep armchair.
10
She sank into a deep armchair and considered how all occasions had made her poor indeed.
11
He sat back in a deep armchair dressed in nothing but shorts and a filthy tee-shirt.
12
Countess Martin found her in her modest drawing-room, opposite M. Lagrange, half asleep in a deep armchair.
13
Plunged in a deep armchair, hands drooping and feet on the fender, he was sunk in sombre revery.
14
She leaned forward in her deep armchair, and took her nicely rounded chin in her beautiful white hand.
15
All this went over the head of Prince K--seated in a deep armchair, very tired and impatient.
16
With Kennedy's help I carried her, limp and unconscious, across the room, and placed her in a deep armchair.
