bed

• Near the bed was a little table arranged as an altar, covered with a white cloth. —  Renée Mauperin
• For the bed was a raised platform of something that looked like concrete and, except for an uncanny property of molding itself somewhat to the contours of their bodies, was almost as hard as rock. —  Masters of Space
• I left him to sleep on some contrivance of sacking which he called a bed, and trudged homewards to the Boulevard Saint-Michel. —  The Belovéd Vagabond
• The only thing that looked like a bed was a stiff rawhide thrown over a series of round poles running lengthwise. —  The Andes and the Amazon Across the Continent of South America
• This bed was a rather simple affair, made up of some bed-clothing and pillows arranged on a thick layer of hay in the bottom of the wagon-box. —  The Voyage of the Rattletrap

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