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They offer a full house and no expense in Dayton—go there next.
THE LETTERS OF MARK TWAIN, VOLUME 1, 1853-1866MARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)
It was rather a breathless undertaking, but people turned up splendidly, and I had a full house.
MY WAR EXPERIENCES IN TWO CONTINENTSSARAH MACNAUGHTAN
The play was the "Husband's Relief," but the full house was owing to Mrs. Mapp being there.
THEIR MAJESTIES' SERVANTS (VOLUME 2 OF 3)JOHN DORAN
A very protracted and acrimonious debate took place, and the motion was only defeated by a majority of one in a full House.
OUR FIRST HALF-CENTURYGOVERNMENT OF QUEENSLAND
The flaming announcement of new actress, new play, La Innamorata da Vero, drew a full house.
THE MEMOIRS OF COUNT CARLO GOZZICOUNT CARLO GOZZI
It is a smart little place and although the population is not large, I always draw a full house.
BOUND TO RISEHORATIO ALGER
Full House, determined to give New Opera a fair hearing, and sit it out.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOLUME 103, JULY 16, 1892VARIOUS
It was carried in a full house by the small majority of 159 to 148.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND, HENRY VII TO GEORGE II, VOLUME IIHENRY HALLAM
"But I do not like a full house," said Ford, smiling down upon the upturned face of the little "senior" by his side.
DOROTHY AND OTHER ITALIAN STORIESCONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON
We opened to a full house, and the audience appeared to enjoy the entertainment.
A PIRATE OF PARTSRICHARD NEVILLE

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