Meanings of little conservatory in English

I said, as I pushed into the little conservatory.

It is my intention to start a little conservatory after I return and take a few high-priced pupils.

If he had been a musician of talent, a little conservatory was founded, and patronage obtained for him.

The two of them sitting there in that lonely deserted little conservatory were instantly aware of some common experience.

They found a little conservatory deserted now and strangely quiet after the din of the other rooms: here they sat down.

We did it at St. Awdry's, with bon-bons and trumpery, in a little conservatory, hardly large enough to turn round in.

Columbine, with a pink sun-bonnet over her black hair, was watering the flowers in the little conservatory that led out of the drawing-room.

There were six tables in Viola's pretty living-room, with a little conservatory at one end and a leaping hearth fire at the other.

A cloud of steam filled the little conservatory, and the two frightened girls screamed with terror, believing that nothing less than an explosion had happened.

As he moved through the dazzling, noisy rooms he was conscious that there, in the quiet, dark little conservatory, Maradick was sitting, motionless, seeing Treliss.

Then the ground pine, the princess pine, and various nameless pretty things of the woods, all flourish in these little conservatories.

"It probably came out in that little conservatory place when Fletcher was embracing you," she said.