Meanings of summer-house (summer-houses) in English

The genius for summer-houses has had full play upon the hill behind.

What vines would I advise for use about arbors, summer-houses, and pergolas?

It is natural that the Orphic Alcott should build graceful summer-houses.

Here the Suakis built their summer-houses, said Durrance, answering the thought in his mind.

I was conducted one afternoon by Dr. Cassolani to one of the royal summer-houses.

The company drank tea out of doors, in summer-houses.

Unique for the covering of small arbors and summer-houses.

One of these summer-houses is in the middle of a pond, with a bridge leading to it.

You are better fitted with summer-houses for them than if you had built them to that purpose.

It is such a queer old place, you know, full of trees and old summer-houses and graveyards-awfully funny.

There were orchards and plantations of trees along the banks of the stream, and gardens and summer-houses and pavilions.

There were the two summer-houses in which she had played house; in which she had cooked and eaten and slept.

In constructing summer-houses, bridges, and other rustic work, there should be a careful plan made before the work is begun.

A broad canal runs right through the gardens, bridged at intervals by summer-houses and crossed by carved and quaintly-fashioned stepping stones.

Then he rose, feeling very stiff and wet, and crept into one of the summer-houses which stood in Mr Kay's garden.

Did you suppose he would hang about kicking his heels for hours while you hobnobbed with low men in dark summer-houses?