Casement Window

Cathy entered by the casement-window of the drawingroom, and glided noiselessly up to where I awaited her. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Ralph did not speak as he followed her up the steps and through the room to where the casement-window stood half open, but he turned before he swung himself over the sill. ❋ Various (N/A)

Upstairs within that darkened chamber Sallie Randolph breathed her last, and I stood beneath the casement-window forlorn and desolate. ❋ James Powell Cocke (1947)

From the casement-window in the right balcony a voice called: ❋ Various (1915)

Ah, there had been a time when all the world was romance, romance; when the night breeze had whispered it under her casement-window, when the lattice-climbing roses had breathed it, when the moon and the stars had spelled it. ❋ Harold MacGrath (1901)

St. Agnes 'Eve the milkmaid lets the twelve sage-leaves fall from her casement-window and, like Keats's Madeline, peers through "the honey'd middle of the night" for a glimpse of the Porphyro to whom she must pledge her troth. ❋ Frederic William Moorman (1895)

From her high casement-window, Mrs. Tretherick watched Ah Fe's figure until it disappeared in the gray cloud. ❋ Bret Harte (1869)

Cathy entered by the casement-window of the drawing-room, and glided noiselessly up to where I awaited her. ❋ Emily Bront�� (1833)

a house as Louis with his romance loved; low and old-fashioned, with a broad glass door in the centre, on one side of which was a long casement-window, and on the other, two thick sashes. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

"Dear me!" exclaimed Priscilla, trying not to look too pleased, and just then a casement-window above their heads was thrown open, a white-capped head was thrust out, and an excited voice called out, "Ma'am! ❋ Amy Walton (1873)