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Leipzig 'Kneipe' -- a kind of Wine taproom or Bodega.
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"Kneipe" -- the drinking-hall of his corps; at the same board he had written his thesis for his doctorate, and here again he had penned the notes for his first lecture.
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The Leydicke was a traditional German drinking establishment, known as a Kneipe, with lots of carved wood and heavy oak tables.
State of the Union Brad Thor 2004
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The Leydicke was a traditional German drinking establishment, known as a Kneipe, with lots of carved wood and heavy oak tables.
State of the Union Brad Thor 2004
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The Leydicke was a traditional German drinking establishment, known as a Kneipe, with lots of carved wood and heavy oak tables.
State of the Union Brad Thor 2004
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Mrs. X.: "I think I told you, my dear, that I had an invitation for this evening to what, I believe, is called a Kneipe?"
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Each has a habitation or lodge, called a Kneipe, or drinking - hall, and a fencing-room, or a share in the use of one, but there is no set of apartments corresponding to a club, nor intended for the same manifold purposes.
Greifenstein 1881
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In fact, the excellent German Kneipe ‘Cafe Adler’ closed at CC to make room for another coffee chain.
McDonald’s coming soon to Checkpoint Charlie « Musings from an overworked translator 2010
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Fermor later distinguished himself as a guerilla leader, fighting Germans on the island of Crete: he captured the German general commanding the island, and after hiding with the general in a cave and exchanging Horacian epigrams in the original Latin, he smuggled General Kneipe off to Alexandria in a fishing boat.
A Time of Gifts Walter Jon Williams 2007
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Fermor later distinguished himself as a guerilla leader, fighting Germans on the island of Crete: he captured the German general commanding the island, and after hiding with the general in a cave and exchanging Horacian epigrams in the original Latin, he smuggled General Kneipe off to Alexandria in a fishing boat.
Archive 2007-06-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007
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