Pharaoh dips into sea and a lake in the morning

Usage examples of matutinal.

One morning in particular, he started to sneer at me over our matutinal coffee.

He had already, at the foot of the stair, called out to the stout patronne, a lady who turned to him from the bustling, breezy hall a countenance covered with fresh matutinal powder and a bosom as capacious as the velvet shelf of a chimneypiece, over which her round white face, framed in its golden frizzle, might have figured as a showy clock.

Udders advertise themselves: pale yellow matutinal full to bursting: nine cows, thirty-six teats, eighteen eels.

Rather he got it hurt during a matutinal combat at which he was forced, being the head of the family, to be present, although he is far above the midnight carousals of his kind.

He moreover failed to take into account the numberless young lives that have been shortened by matutinal habits.

While Cleggett was still wondering what significance could underlie this unusual form of matutinal exercise, Dr.

The skipper of our cargo boat roused me just as we turned, putting under my sleepy nostrils a handful of toasted beans on a leaf, and a small cup full of something that was not coffee, but smelt as good as that matutinal beverage always does to the tired traveller.

This entertainment, he thought, was free, matutinal, and the real nittygritty stuff of life, three advantages it had over the cinema.

Immediately after breakfast Mr Robarts escaped to the Dragon of Wantly, partly because he had had enough of the matutinal Mrs Proudie, and partly also in order that he might hurry his friends there.

Let any plainest man who reads this think of his usual mode of getting himself into is matutinal garments, and confess how much such a struggle would cost him.

Mr Harold Smith--to himself: for Mrs Harold Smith was not usually present in the flesh at these matutinal meals.

He had begun the day well by scoring brilliantly off Mr Dexter across the matutinal rasher and coffee.

Miss Redbud up from the porch, deposited a matutinal salute upon her lips, and kicking at old Caesar as he passed, by way of friendly greeting, led the way into the breakfast room.

He had already, at the foot of the stair, called out to the stout patronne, a lady who turned to him from the bustling, breezy hall a countenance covered with fresh matutinal powder and a bosom as capacious as the velvet shelf of a chimneypiece, over which her round white face, framed in its golden frizzle, might have figured as a showy clock.