shack

In a little shack in the woods that adjoined the high-road, which he had converted into a temporary studio, Lord Wetherby was working on a picture which he proposed to call 'Innocence', a study of a small Italian child he had discovered in Washington Square.

"We may find some shack to shelter us then; and if not, boardinghouses we shall have always with us."

I've got a little shack back here in the bush a hundred yards, and a pretty spring, and a few fruit trees and berry bushes.

"Make it up with him," he advised Lizzie, at parting, as they stood in front of the workingman's shack in which she lived, near Sixth and Market.

If youd came through, your shack would not have blew up--I beg to inform you respectfully, am sending same pigeon.

"About five years ago I started in to stick up a shack. That was before this one was built, and I put it in another place.

Straight up the beach to a shack under a pandanus tree Raoul headed.

At last came the day that the steamer dropped anchor in the lee of a wooded promontory where a score or more of sheet- iron shacks making an unsightly blot upon the fair face of nature proclaimed the fact that civilization had set its heel.

And Saxon could not understand a world that did such things--a world in which some men possessed so much food that they threw it away, paying men for their labor of spoiling it before they threw it away; and in the same world so many people who did not have enough food, whose babies died because their mothers' milk was not nourishing, whose young men fought and killed one another for the chance to work, whose old men and women went to the poorhouse because there was no food for them in the little shacks they wept at leaving.