arbour

From the garden it looked like an arbour.

Then they rested on the arbour.

The arbour was situated against the churchyard wall.

The arbour was an arch in the wall, lined with ivy; it contained a rustic seat.

Entering by the lawn door she saw a red coal in the direction of the arbour.

Meanwhile, Elena led the two friends to an arbour of acacias, with a little wooden table in the middle, and seats round.

Louis Glanville was so highly interested that he stood upon the seat of the arbour, and looked through the leafage over the wall.

Pines and bushes of hawthorn and dwarf-cherry had woven themselves together into a dense growth in the midst of which was concealed a neglected arbour.

But the worst of it is, that he, seeing me in company under the arbour, came near me to teach me a new prayer.

And with a blow on the clay moulded into the shape of a head, he ran out of the arbour and went off to his room.