eiderdown

Still warm from his eiderdown, he came to her eagerly.

Most of them threw their eiderdowns off, because the May night was warm.

He lay back, pulled the eiderdown over his head and went to sleep.

She drew up the eiderdown as if it would protect her from him.

If it wasn't for me, you guys would never have even heard of eiderdown!

We had some hot weather, but with an eiderdown of cloud under the sun.

She covered him with the eiderdown, and made herself comfortable on one of the chairs.

Her hand snaked out from under the eiderdown and sought his.

He compared debate at the council to "punching an eiderdown."

With, down one side of his eiderdown, a list of parts.

I didn't tuck the eiderdown back in; to let her know.

Mo was curled up in a bundle under the eiderdown.

Mist clung dense as eiderdown over the face of the sea.

He had little podgy arms lying on top of the eiderdown.

He pulled his eiderdown across the bed and heaped it around her shoulders.

Their six-month-old son was kicking on the bottom of the eiderdown.

A huge blue and gold er-silk eiderdown covered the bed.

There was a dustsheet on the bed, but no pillow or eiderdown.

He also told me that eiderdown is extremely rare.

She could see all the white beds with their eiderdowns slipping off, or neatly pulled up.

Then, huddling deep into the eiderdown, she sat and waited for the dawn.

And yet his wool suit scrapes through the layer of eiderdown.

Sleep covered me like an eiderdown which some invisible nurse had picked up from the floor and put back on the bed.

He found Mary lying on the bed, half dressed, with an eiderdown over her; the house seemed cold and damp.

She turned over under the mountain of eiderdowns.