bed-spread

There, beneath the warm August sun, we fished in vain for the wily bonito at the Jetties, then drove back to Pocha Pond, where Zee lay on the old bed-spread that we use for a beach blanket while I waded out and raked a basket of chowder quahogs before coming in and lying down beside her.

Death on a Vineyard Beach Philip R.Craig 1996

I showed her my shelf of books, my alarm clock, my clear plastic coin purse, and, after emptying it out onto the bed-spread, each of the different shapes of the money we here in America used.

Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996

I showed her my shelf of books, my alarm clock, my clear plastic coin purse, and, after emptying it out onto the bed-spread, each of the different shapes of the money we here in America used.

Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996

I showed her my shelf of books, my alarm clock, my clear plastic coin purse, and, after emptying it out onto the bed-spread, each of the different shapes of the money we here in America used.

Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996

There, on a bed covered with a blue cotton bed-spread, he removed her clothing.

Shrink Dreams WAYNE A. MYERS 1992

There, on a bed covered with a blue cotton bed-spread, he removed her clothing.

Shrink Dreams WAYNE A. MYERS 1992

There, on a bed covered with a blue cotton bed-spread, he removed her clothing.

Shrink Dreams WAYNE A. MYERS 1992

We just got up in the mornings, splashed water on our faces, cleaned our teeth with plain water, drank a little water, moved about a little, then lay down to watch TV, or to read, and the devil to pay if she came in and caught us rumpling a bed-spread.

Flowers in the Attic V.C. Andrews 1979

We just got up in the mornings, splashed water on our faces, cleaned our teeth with plain water, drank a little water, moved about a little, then lay down to watch TV, or to read, and the devil to pay if she came in and caught us rumpling a bed-spread.

Flowers in the Attic V.C. Andrews 1979

Her shock of red hair was almost as bright as it had been in her youth; though the coarse freckled skin had picked up additional splotches from age, for a woman of sixty-five she had few wrinkles, rather a fine network of tiny diamond-shaped cushions like a quilted bed-spread.

The Thorn Birds McCullough, Colleen 1977