No need of burning things up in such a roomy house's this!

There was in that town an enemy of hers, having a roomy house.

It was a large, roomy house, and possessed a separate entrance.

There was a little grove, a field, a garden, and an old-fashioned, roomy house.

Inside that warm, roomy house there was colour, too.

I see it, by the standard of my childish stature, as a great and roomy house.

Lord Mountmorris' residence was a nice, roomy house.

But it was just a plain, roomy house, capable of extending to many guests an unpretending hospitality.

Isn't this a lovely, roomy house, Elfreda?

We carried the boats past, ran down the empty canoes, and camped at the foot in a roomy house.

When, in the middle seventies, his position was firmly established and he was living in a roomy house, No.

They got out at Twenty-third Street, and Jacob Marlowe led the way to a large, roomy house near Seventh Avenue.

There was at Athens a large and roomy house, which had a bad name, so that no one could live there.

Halborough, faintly flushing, said that he had obtained very fair lodgings in the roomy house of a farmer, whom he named.

It is a large roomy house in a quiet situation, though in a bustling quarter, just where members of parliament would like to lodge.

In brief, she was what God and nature designed woman to be-thegracious, pervading spirit, that filled the roomy house with comfort and rest.