The latter was a red-cheeked, nice-looking youngster, in a long square-cut overcoat.

The door finally opened, throwing a long square of light into the cabin.

The long square fingers closed once more with a firm grip on the instrument.

So I went, and there was nought but a long square drawn in outline.

His face was a long square, with a mouth and chin large and immitigably firm.

The long square houses were wrapped in sleep.

In form it was a long square, having at each end two pavilions of semicircular shape.

The reader must imagine a hall, its form that of a rather long square, but perfectly proportioned.

These floating gardens were about a foot above the water, and in the form of a long square.

It is a long square with a roof, and cut on each side by glazed windows with shutters.

Mr. Wilde clambered to the floor and unlocking the cabinet, took a long square box from the first shelf.

I took particular notice of him, from his little waxy horns to his straight locks and long square quarters.

Francisca opened a chest nearly as large as her bed, and shook out a long square of superb Spanish lace.

The entrance is by a small door, or long square hole, just big enough to admit a man bent double.

It was a long square, the shape of a grave; the rain had made it sink down and show the shape.

Their order of battle was a long square of two deep and solid lines; the first of archers, the second of cavalry.