If the economic boom has a temple, it is this once- humble room.

And what a charming picture of the humble room it makes!

Christ was in our midst, and the humble room seemed hallowed by His presence.

The detective's trained eyes roamed the scrubbed and humble room.

Looking around the spare, humble room, he shook his head, still smiling to himself.

It was the memory of the King that brought her back to her humble room.

Finally, at a late hour, they retired to their humble room, where they were speedily asleep.

In the humble room of the peasant woman stood Frederick VI., writing his name with chalk on the beam.

He was found dead one morning in his humble room, with his books and papers littered all about him.

Looking round his humble room, whose wicker-chairs, oil-cloth floor, and uncurtained windows announced anything but elegance: "Poor Euphemia!"

So that wonderful things were seen and experienced in that humble room, where the man lay at the point of death.

It was a very humble room, and Alice had been used to much better furniture-butneither to room nor furniture so clean.

Annette sat alone in her humble room with a new light in her eyes and a sense of deep enjoyment flooding her soul.

With a smile, as she thought how improbable it was that anything said to her up in that humble room should reach to No.

Holger Danske also dreamed of the little, humble room where the carver sat; he heard all that passed, and nodded in his sleep, and said:

When supper was over the boys took a walk, and then, returning to their humble room, spent the evening in preparing their next morning's lessons.