What is "rooms"

Usage examples of "rooms".

The next day we supped together at my rooms, and spent the rest of the night in amorous pleasures.

A fine garden, fountains, baths, several well-furnished rooms, a good kitchen--in a word, everything pleased me, and I begged M.

My apartments consisted of three fine rooms, but they were at the back of the house, and all the noise I could have made would not have been heard.

I looked at the rooms and took them, and ordered the man to get the best supper that Rome could offer.

I took a suite of three rooms and ordered supper for two, warning the man that I was dainty, liked good things, and did not care for the cost.

I changed the rooms, and we supped pleasantly together, laughing and talking, and in spite of all her craft Maton did not notice any change in me.

A gentlemanly and polished individual, who did not know me, and for whom I had no introduction, lodged me in a fine suite of rooms, gave me supper, and would only sit down to table with me after I had used all my powers of persuasion.

On the following day we dined at Velletri and slept in Marino, where, although the town was full of troops, we had two small rooms and a good supper.

As soon as we had established De la Haye in his beautiful apartment, I accompanied Bavois to the rooms engaged for him, where his luggage had been sent by my orders.

After I had inspected her two rooms and her little kitchen, and had admired the cleanness which shone all around, Barberine asked me if I would like to see their small garden.

The man was of an advanced age, and he had rooms to let on all the floors.

She had adorned the rooms with superb tapestry made for Rene of Savoy, on which were depicted all the operations of the Great Work.

I left the use of my suite of rooms, for which I had paid a month in advance, to Campioni, promising to wait for him at Augsburg, where the Law alone is supreme.

Everyone except myself had taken rooms in advance, I alone knew not where to turn.

When we had seen all the rooms, which contained nothing worth seeing, I presented Emilie to the princess, who received her with great cordiality.