carpeted

They stepped through the high French windows on to the carpeted terrace.

The floor of the room was carpeted, and the walls were papered, as was the ceiling.

The road, all the way, was carpeted with green rushes, spread upon the ground.

That is the sleeping-room, the walls of which are well formed, and which is carpeted with hay.

They passed down the carpeted way and through the swing-doors.

The earth was carpeted with dead leaves from beneath which rose the wild flowers.

One room is papered, carpeted, over-furnished; the next is almost bare.

The ground was carefully smoothed, and carpeted with beautiful mats.

“I must tell her,” I repeated, and toiled up the soft, carpeted stairs.

Up two flights of the carpeted stairway he continued; and at its top paused.