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n. (doss-house English)
Usage examples of "doss-houses".
Many of these doss-houses catered to the criminal element, including the Unfortunates who might, on a good night, have pennies for lodging.
It would have been easy and exciting for him to disguise himself as either an East End man or a gentleman slummer and voyeuristically prowl the pubs and doss-houses of Whitechapel and its nearby hellholes.
Ladies of the Salvation Army regularly visited doss-houses to preach God's generosity to paupers who knew better.
She was spending her nights in Spitalfields doss-houses, the most recent one located at 35 Dorset Street, which joined Commercial Street and Crispin Street like a short rung on a ladder.
It would have been easy and exciting for him to disguise himself as either an East End man or a gentleman slummer and voyeuristically prowl the pubs and doss-houses of Whitechapel and its nearby hellholes.
She was spending her nights in Spitalfields doss-houses, the most recent one located at 35 Dorset Street, which joined Commercial Street and Crispin Street like a short rung on a ladder.