The feudal castles disappeared, and new and more airy architecture succeeded them.

Should they be cozened into thinking their surroundings more airy & spacious than the are.

The more airy and elegant studies of philology and criticism have little need of any foreign help.

This also made the streets more airy.

African religion, on the other hand, was more airy, offering only the world of spirits, and the ancestors.

But now for one more airy.

There is nothing more airy, more gay, more frolic, and I had like to have said, more wanton.

All in all, for warm climates this style of house is far more airy, cool, comfortable than the other.

The recluse was sufficiently recovered during the day to be placed in his more airy hammock in the outer room.

Though the place was undoubtedly more airy than Kurrumpore, the air came from the desert, and sand-storms were not infrequent.

The doctors encouraged this wish by declaring the room more airy, more cheerful, and therefore better suited to her condition.

These rooms are more airy and give more space to each girl than in many institutions I have seen in England.

It was some time since their last plucking for the season, and the Geese were growing more airy every day now.

In summer, their lodging is more airy; but all their furniture consists of a single mat and a pitcher for carrying water.

This region, called imagination, has pleasures more airy and luminous than those of sense, more massive and rapturous than those of intelligence.

Formerly it was bordered by houses, which were taken down in 1786: this has rendered the quarter more airy, and consequently more salubrious.