furnishments

She and Angelica spent long happy days in getting it ready for occupation, choosing paper, paint, and furnishments.

She was with a large company in an indescribable, hollow space, bare of all furnishments because none were required; and into this space there came a great commotion, bright light and smoke, without heat or sense of suffocation.

The little temple in which I was gaoled had been robbed and despoiled of all its furnishments.

The keeper cared little for the furnishments and curios.

Why should this little twopenny, one-horse place—I mean in size and furnishments—have such luck as to get the best there is in France?