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1
It was
very
homelike
,
and it brought a sudden flash of thought across Ethel!
2
It is a quaint, New England type of house, and has a
very
homelike
look.
3
I think, altogether, we have a
very
homelike
look.
4
With batteries back of the house and an automatic in the yard, things seem
very
homelike
.
5
There was something
very
homelike
about this hall.
6
And the point, where we had camped that August night and roasted our goose seemed
very
homelike
.
7
The parsonage was a well-planned house next the church, and his wife soon made everything look
very
homelike
.
8
There's something
very
homelike
about Ashness.
9
The cabin would have been
very
homelike
with its new furniture if it had not been for the smoke.
10
It seemed
very
homelike
and intimate to hear my own language spoken again, even if it were sometimes sadly mutilated.
11
They had been at St. Helen's nearly three weeks now, and the place had taken on a
very
homelike
appearance.
12
It is
very
homelike
when one has one's family about him, but must be prodigiously stupid for a solitary man.
13
It looked
very
homelike
and gracious, rolling in gentle undulations to the western horizon, with clumps of wood in its hollows.
14
Except as wife and children were there, they had never appeared
very
homelike
to me, and now they looked bare and comfortless indeed.
15
But it could not be denied that there was something
very
homelike
and lovable about the Glen St. Mary manse in spite of its untidiness.
16
Very
homelike
,
that's the word.
very
homelike
very