Why, every plank and pannel of that house for me had magic in it.

Hazel paused before the empty side of the pannel.

The picture is on pannel, and its dimensions somewhat about twenty feet in height by fourteen in width.

Such was the expression with which the hand grasped the thunder-bolt, that it seemed actually to start from the pannel.

The first pannel held two full-length portraits; a stately pair of olden time, in old-time dress; the founders of the house.

Hazel's own father and mother came next; and then she passed round to the fourth pannel, which was but half filled.

Artists have often painted village politicians in earnest confabulation in an oak-pannelled inn-parlour.

Nearly all: only four broad pannels broke the lookout, one on either side.

Written out of temper on a Pannel in one of the Pues in Salem Church:-

Saddle him in the Stable, and fix to him the Girths and Pannel with Shoe-makers Wax.

It was a relique of the original style of the castle, with pannelled wainscots and gothic windows.

It was a huge, two-storied, white-panneled structure.

New building formats eschew glass-pannelled lobbies or the placing of a ground floor restaurant adjacent to a car park.

It was a spacious study, with large pannelled doors folded back to give an amazing view across the Tiber towards Rome.

Many of the rooms were spacious, and had curiously carved fireplaces, walls pannelled with fine brown oak, large presses, and cupboards.

Samoa and Annatoo trying on coats and pantaloons, shirts and drawers, and admiring themselves in the little mirror panneled in the bulk-head.