sty

It was a small sty and easily treatable, but Sherber still wanted to know what caused it.

The place was a ruin; literally, the pig sty of a collective farm.

It took a few days to turn this place into something other than a pig sty, which it was.

Thereupon dug the thrall a large ditch in the sty & carried away the earth, and afterwards placed wood across it.

Now by them in the sty had they a light there with them, and the Earl said: Why art thou so pale, yet withal as black as earth?

Howbeit one place is there wherein would I never seek for such a man 62 as thou, and that is in the swine-sty.

In the village I just came from, the squire has had a pig stolen out of his sty.

In a few hours it will matter little whether old Ephraim Lovegrove lived and died in a pig-sty or a palace.