1 Down the side wall facing the window stood a row of kitchen chairs from which the older women had just risen.
2 Opposite the winding stair stood a walnut sideboard, too large for use in the dining room, bearing on its wide top several lamps and a long row of candles in candlesticks.
3 Dark trees interlaced above their heads, dark silent houses loomed up on either side and the white palings of fences gleamed faintly like a row of tombstones.
4 Behind the ruins the row of whitewashed slave quarters stood silent and deserted under the overhanging trees.
5 Close to the back step of one cabin, she found a short row of radishes and hunger assaulted her suddenly.
6 I've hoed my row and I've picked my cotton and I can do it again if I have to.
7 Surrounding the building completely and covering the square of land of which it was the center were row after row of army huts, dingy and mud splashed.
8 Then before her eyes there loomed a light, a row of lights, dim and flickering but none the less real.
9 You can fancy the scandal: there was an awful row between the men, and people began to look at Lily so queerly that Mrs. Peniston had to pack up and finish her cure elsewhere.
10 And, as Lily exclaimed, she added: "We had an awful row this morning."
11 The row of budding trees, the new brick and limestone house-fronts, the Georgian flat-house with flowerboxes on its balconies, were merged together into the setting of a familiar scene.
12 She recognized the row of shelves from which he had taken down his La Bruyere, and the worn arm of the chair he had leaned against while she examined the precious volume.
13 As he approached he looked up at the triple row of windows, wondering boyishly which one of them was hers.
14 It was a row of one-story shops covered with galvanized iron, or with clapboards painted red and bilious yellow.
15 A vista of heavy oak rockers with leather seats, asleep in a dismal row.