I had seen the likes of such red drapery on Margaret's poppet.

That red drapery carried off into the right of the picture very skilfully managed!'

There was a beautiful concert-sized piano in the far corner, before a wall covered with heavy red drapery.

Then the red drapery fell.

In the midst of the blaze of red drapery, a space had been fitted up with green benches and tables for the Commons.

One end was curtained off with red drapery; and real footlights, with tin shades, gave a truly theatrical air to the little stage.

The first room was not furnished, but in the second, which was their bedroom, was a mahogany bedstead in an alcove with red drapery.

In the meantime the finishing touch was put to other decorations, consisting of flags, devices and red drapery, everywhere the Three Eights being conspicuous.

To soften its immodesty still further, Marie threw a gauze scarf over her shoulders, left bare and far too low by the red drapery.

How red was the chamber, from the fire, from the dark red draperies.

She went out of the room with a flounce of red draperies, and left James.

The inside of the chapel was swathed in red draperies, tall white columns, and vases overflowing with red and white roses.

Deep red carpeting, red draperies, flocked wallpaper crowded with pale watercolors, their prices printed on little white cards stuck to their frames.

A coffee-colored woman was sitting beyond her, clad in loose red draperies to which were sewed shining patterns of what she thought was gold.

"I want you to dress in all those red draperies, and then, standing on the dais, to drop them, let them fall from you."