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Tobias had seemed impressed, and promised his answer in the morning, leaving her to sleep—with a sentry at her cabin door.
PIECES OF EIGHTRICHARD LE GALLIENNE
It was a plain, comfortable place, wainscoted about, with shelves and lockers in the whimsical copy of a vessel's cabin.
MCCLURE'S MAGAZINE, VOL 31, NO 2, JUNE 1908VARIOUS
An officer of Uhlans took me in and shared his bed on the floor of a cabin.
TWENTY YEARS IN EUROPESAMUEL H. M. BYERS
A bright lamp hanging from the roof lighted up the little room, and gave it much of the appearance of a cabin.
THE LOG HOUSE BY THE LAKEWILLIAM H. G. KINGSTON
Suddenly she turned, poured herself into the cabin and exploded.
CASTELLINARIAHENRY FESTING JONES
"I'm going into the cabin," he said, as the airship righted again and brought back the gallery floor to his feet.
THE WAR IN THE AIRHERBERT GEORGE WELLS
In the cabin the guests were partaking of the bountiful and appetizing repast.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THEIR TIMESCHARLES CARLETON COFFIN
So saying, he clapped his hat upon his head and walked out of the cabin.
BY ORDER OF THE COMPANYMARY JOHNSTON
Charley and I hurried below and burst open the door of the cabin.
THE TWO SUPERCARGOESW.H.G. KINGSTON
He smiledbut it was closer to a leerand lunged into his cabin.
A PLACE IN THE SUNC.H. THAMES

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torrentialadjective | [taw-ren-shuhl, toh-, tuh- ]SEE DEFINITION