loge

So we made it up, and went in Jaurion's loge and stood each other a blomboudingue on tick—and called Jaurion bad names.

Loge loosened one arm for him, Alberich raised the ring to his lips and called upon his host of imps.

The entire royal family was present, and Lilli sat in a loge with my mother.

Marise hesitated, looked in at the clock in the concierge's loge, and nodded.

"We have heard of thy power, great sir, and came to see it," Loge replied.

In March 1874 my father made a fine speech at the annual banquet at the Loge des Philadelphes.

Conversation curved from gallery to loge box, and from loge to balcony.

"Never mind calling names; you can't get on without me, you know that well enough," Loge answered, grinning.

Loki (or Loge) is described as the calumniator of the gods and the contriver of all fraud and mischief.

Signor Crispi kindly offered me his loge, thinking that it would interest me to be present at one of the performances.