shack

• "Ye eyed 'im down in th' grub-shack, an' he hates ye fer ut. —  The Promise A Tale of the Great Northwest
• Jacques will go to the cook-shack," she added, turning to the half-breed, "and when the broth is ready bring it to me The men obeyed without question, and as the office door closed behind them the girl dropped to her knees beside the bunk and, throwing her arms about the man's neck, pressed her soft cheek close against his bearded face The little tin lamp in its bracket beside the row of books on the top of the desk was turned low and its yellow light illuminated dimly the interior of the rough room. —  The Promise A Tale of the Great Northwest
• Now we'll go over to the shack, and have a rehearsal A dress one?" —  The Moving Picture Boys on the Coast
• They approached the shack, then receded. —  Ruth Fielding Down East Or, The Hermit of Beach Plum Point
• She crammed the strings of her frilled nightcap between her teeth as a stopper This spectral figure was going away from the shack, anyway. —  Ruth Fielding Down East Or, The Hermit of Beach Plum Point

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