plainly-furnished

A plainly-furnished work-room in the house of HALVARD SOLNESS.

The Master Builder 2008

A plainly-furnished work-room in the house of HALVARD SOLNESS.

The Master Builder 2008

Accompanied by one of these nominal directresses, she was admitted and shown into a large, plainly-furnished parlor.

Elizabeth Fry Mrs. E. R. Pitman

"Remain here a moment, and I will bring him before you," said the stranger, pointing to a chair that stood in the plainly-furnished room.

The Boy Nihilist or, Young America in Russia Allan Arnold

Too soon for one of them their brief walk was ended, and Susan sat in the neat, plainly-furnished parlor waiting the return of Mr. Falconer, who had gone to seek his sister.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 100, April, 1876 Various

An Arab boy answered her knock, said that the Father was in and led her at once to a small, plainly-furnished room, with whitewashed walls, and

The Garden of Allah Robert Smythe Hichens 1907

It made her wonder how he passed his solitary evenings when he went home from the hotel, and she fancied him sitting in some plainly-furnished little room with Bous-Bous and a few books, smoking a pipe and thinking sadly of the White Fathers of Africa and of his frustrated desire for complete renunciation.

The Garden of Allah Robert Smythe Hichens 1907

I was led beyond and behind them, and in a moment was ushered into a small, plainly-furnished room; and at a desk covered with papers sat Doddridge Knapp, the picture of the Wolf in his den.

Blindfolded Earle Ashley Walcott 1895

Accompanied by one of these nominal directresses, she was admitted and shown into a large, plainly-furnished parlor.

Elizabeth Fry Pitman, E R 1884

There were hours in his life when he sat alone in his own room -- that plainly-furnished chamber which was half study, half dressing-room -- withdrawing himself from his guests under pretence of having business-letters to write to his people at Bradford and Leeds; sat with his open desk before him, and made no attempt to write; sat brooding over thoughts of his young wife, and regretting the folly of his marriage.

The Lovels of Arden 1875