conservatory

• "Now as to board: In the rear of the conservatory is a suite of rooms as cozy as any young man could wish. —  The Flaw in the Sapphire
• You will find a cistern with a tumbler beside it outside The youth hurried out, and, on returning with the glass, found that the deadly pallor of the girl's face had passed away, and was replaced by a tint that might have made the blush rose envious You must understand," said Milly, setting down the glass, while Barret seated himself on a vacant flower-pot-stand beside her, "that this conservatory is a favourite haunt of mine, to which, before my accident, I have resorted every morning since I came here, in order to sit with Uncle Allan. —  The Eagle Cliff
• Then they sat out in the conservatory, among the flowers, where nobody came near them; and then they danced again, and then the Prince took her down to supper. —  Prince Prigio From "His Own Fairy Book"
• Suddenly the strains of a lively two-step drew their attention to a platform that extended out upon the lawn from the conservatory, and at the same moment electric lamps shone in dozens of Japanese lanterns along the hedge-lined paths. —  Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
• Through the conservatory, and Pardon me Rohscheimer and Haredale turned, together, and each found himself looking directly into the little ring of a revolver's muzzle. —  The Sins of Séverac Bablon

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