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"Do they allow you a tiny dram of whisky occasionally?" asked the King.

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It was, after all, an illegal dram shop during Prohibition and the need for secrecy was essential, especially since the queer patrons themselves were breaking the law by openly existing in public.

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With bourbon, allspice dram, lime and bitters, it tasted dark, strong, warm and tropical simultaneously, a storm on an island, somehow ideal for being ensconced inside Daphnes on a rainy Edmonds autumn afternoon.

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To him, spirits provided what he called “accessible luxury” to customers — a dram of the good life even in an unstable economy.

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A wee dram would set visitors rocking around this final Christmas "tree" on the Isle of Raasay.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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