Summerly

As luck would have it, the first who came to meet us at the gate was Lorna, with nothing whatever upon her head (the weather being summerly) but her beautiful hair shed round her; and wearing a sweet white frock tucked in, and showing her figure perfectly. ❋ Richard Doddridge (2004)

The couch-bunk under the window to conceal the summerly recliner. ❋ Unknown (1908)

The adjective is a nonce-sense, summerly elsewhere meaning 'such as one expects in summer'; the noun is a nonce-word. ❋ Unknown (1908)

As in everything he did for his girl, Victor pointed boastfully to his forethought of her convenience and her tastes: the pine-panels of the interior, the shelves for her books, pegs to hang her favourite drawings, and the couch-bunk under a window to conceal the summerly recliner while throwing full light on her book; and the hearth-square for logs, when she wanted fire: because ❋ George Meredith (1868)

Lorna, with nothing whatever upon her head (the weather being summerly) but her beautiful hair shed round her; and wearing a sweet white frock tucked in, and showing her figure perfectly. ❋ Unknown (1862)

The weather is but lukewarm, and I should choose to have all the windows shut, if my smelling was not much more summerly than my feeling; but the frowsiness of obsolete tapestry and needlework is insupportable. ❋ Horace Walpole (1757)

Just one more left and the summerly trades are done. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This is a wonderful dress style summerly tunic and my personal favorite of these new releases, giving you such a lovely innocent look. ❋ Iheartsl.com (2010)

Check check check check check – I guess I’m about ready to fly off in a summerly direction tomorrow! ❋ Unknown (2008)

Victor pointed boastfully to his forethought of her convenience and her tastes: the pine-panels of the interior, the shelves for her books, pegs to hang her favourite drawings, and the couch-bunk under a window to conceal the summerly recliner while throwing full light on her book; and the hearth-square for logs, when she wanted fire: because Fredi bathed in any weather: the oaken towel-coffer; the wood-carvings of doves, tits, fishes; the rod for the flowered silken hangings she was to choose, and have shy odalisque peeps of sunny water from her couch. ❋ George Meredith (1868)