Hide Bolly and Silvermane in the little arbor down in the orchard.

See, we will go and sit in your little arbor over there.

When she opened it, he saw his patient sitting in the little arbor.

Elizabeth went and hid in a little arbor ringed by trees.

There was the little arbor over which Tom had trained the honeysuckle and blush-roses.

John Thorndyke smoked many churchwarden pipes in the little arbor in his garden that day.

Olive was sitting in the little arbor, reading.

She walked slowly down to the little arbor, and leaned wearily back on the rustic seat.

While crossing a long, hot hill, we came upon a little arbor of stones, covered with pine branches.

She walked down by the side of this wall towards a little arbor at the bottom of the garden.

After he was gone Edith walked with uncertain steps to the little arbor, and sat down as if stunned.

Thirty years have now passed, since he began to hold the ever memorable meetings, in the little arbor in the timber.

His attention was arrested by observing a kind of opening under a little arbor, thickly covered with a mat of vines.

He rose and paced the length of the little arbor, his hands clasped behind him and his eyes bent on the ground.

Helen Ward crept from her hiding place and, keeping the little arbor between herself and her father, stole away through the grounds.

There is a little arbor in the grounds connected with our place of meeting, and sometimes they have gone there for their readings.