damask-covered love

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  • She was seated on one of the beige damask-covered banquettes under the stylized mirrors and near the life-size silver swans filled with fresh white flowers.

    Women I Have Dressed (and Undressed!) Arnold Scaasi 2004

  • Harperus lounged at his ease on one of the damask-covered sofas in the reception room of the suite, watching T'fyrr try out the various pieces of furniture that Nob had suggested he order brought down from storage.

    The Eagle And The Nightingale Lackey, Mercedes 1995

  • He broke Off abruptly, and held the light on the damask-covered tabot stone, - on which the velvet-cloaked tabernacle stood.

    The Seventh Scroll Smith, Wilbur 1995

  • Elbow-high chocolate cakes, lemon pies with golden meringues, and crispy thick cobblers sat on the damask-covered table that looked ready to buckle under the heavenly weight.

    Surrender A Dream Jill Barnett 1991

  • Elbow-high chocolate cakes, lemon pies with golden meringues, and crispy thick cobblers sat on the damask-covered table that looked ready to buckle under the heavenly weight.

    Surrender A Dream Jill Barnett 1991

  • Elbow-high chocolate cakes, lemon pies with golden meringues, and crispy thick cobblers sat on the damask-covered table that looked ready to buckle under the heavenly weight.

    Surrender A Dream Jill Barnett 1991

  • “Where else would I be?” she retorted irritably and rose from the damask-covered lounge chair.

    Calder Born, Calder Bred Janet Dailey 1983

  • “Where else would I be?” she retorted irritably and rose from the damask-covered lounge chair.

    Calder Born, Calder Bred Janet Dailey 1983

  • A friendly, masculine place, bare but comfortable, with a good carpet, not in the corn-belt class of the one in the general's library, a couple of armchairs, a damask-covered table, small settee and glassed-in wall cupboard.

    Fear is the Key MacLean, Alistair 1961

  • While David worked behind the closed doors of the study, Lilla, sitting down in a damask-covered chair, tried to concentrate her mind on the new books from New York.

    Sacrifice Stephen French Whitman

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