garret's

While beside him sat his sister, in the garret's dismal gloom,

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"The whole garret's on fire -- and I can't carry Phenie -- and she's asleep and can't walk anyway!"

The Uphill Climb B. M. Bower 1905

"The trap-door to the garret's 'roun' that a-way," she said to the soldiers, still keeping her position at the narrow entrance, as if to let them pass.

Two Little Confederates Thomas Nelson Page 1887

The garret's bareness, its whitewashed walls and rickety furniture, realized to her mind an existence whose simplicity she had sometimes dreamt of in her girlhood.

A Love Episode ��mile Zola 1871

"That's the pint of what I got out of him, and you know, Miss Panney, that that garret's hanted."

The Girl at Cobhurst Frank Richard Stockton 1868

Let him only keep close in his snug garret's dim ether, 450

The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell James Russell Lowell 1855