chamber

The noise increased, and advanced nearer, till it seemed at the door, and at last in the chamber.

If the float is too high on its stem, the gasoline control valve may not be operated until the fuel overflows in its chamber.

Again the door was thrown open, and this time the Dean ushered the Prince into the chamber, and conducted him toward the dais.

When all was ready the mother carried the bride to that chamber where she should lie, to disarray her for the night.

Not that the chamber was cheerful—far from it, for it was intensely dark,—but our Indian was a practical man.

In the architecture and embellishments of the chamber, the evident design had been to dazzle and astound.

When Kate went to her own chamber, a robin on a spray of sweet-briar was singing at her window.

The cavity or chamber of this cavern is about 100 feet across in each direction.

Then he and Osgod carried Wulf into the chamber opposite his own, and laid him on a pallet.

When the water retreated to its normal level,—about two inches below the chamber floor,—they were satisfied.