Houfe

There were at that time more than 6 alehonfes; at prefent there is only one public houfe, which is feldom, if at all frequented, but by thofe who are tranfafting buiinefs, or by travellers, and is on thefe accounts neceffary. ❋ Unknown (1791)

You arc terrifying yourfelf with ghofts and appa - ritions, whilft your houfe is the haunt of robbers - ❋ Unknown (1790)

Next week I will go to fee him at his houfe, which is hard by Hampton* ❋ Unknown (1787)

On the right hand of the houfe is a fpacious garden, laid out in the Gothic tafre, and backed by a large and noble orchard. ❋ Unknown (1778)

From this room is the entrance to the portico 011 the back-front of the houfe, which is fupported by columns, and is a delightful place to fit in, during the afternoon, in the fummer-feafon; for, as it faces the fguth-eaft, the fun flunes on it no longer than, two - ❋ Unknown (1778)

The plants are cut down as faft as they ripen, heaped up, and laid all night to fweat •, the next day they are carried to the tobacco-houfe, which is built to admit as much air as is confident with keeping out rain, where they are hung feparately to dry, for four or five weeks, and are then taken down in moift weather, otherwife they would crumble to duft. ❋ Unknown (1770)

The antient palace of the kings of Perfia, ufualiy called the houfe of Darius, and by the inhabitants Chcl-nieaar, or Chil-minar, which fignifies the forty pilkrs, is fiEUaied to the well, at thv - foot of the mountain of Kuligrag-met, or CompalHon, antiendy calWl the Royal Mountain, which is entirely com - poied of freellone. ❋ Unknown (1767)

* • 'HP HE man called Caron, who is to go over in the brig, will only land and deliver the packet, with which he is charged, in a houfe which is near the fhore, and return immediately on board, with - out waiting for an anfwer. ❋ Unknown (1775)

The houfe, which is fmall and (lands in a row with others, muft have received its prefent brick front in fotne time fubfequent to that pf CpsTicR. ❋ Unknown (1795)

Thofe wretches were all in the uniform of the houfe, which is a coarfe hrown jacket, large brown breeches, half leg down like trowfers, coarfe ftockings of the fame colour, an high Z 2 cap cap fugar-lqaf form of the fame coarfe cloth with the jac - kets and breeches, and wooden (hoes. ❋ Unknown (1767)

To him truly amasemaid, he fainds nought a houfe nought a hough inside! ❋ John Lennon (2000)

Mr. JOHNSON faid, the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Randolph) had made it his duty to tropbfe the houfe with a few remarks. ❋ Unknown (1812)

I will attempt to call the attention of the houfe from the regions of fi&ion, of fancy, and of poetry, to the humble, b ut I tru ft no lefs profitable fphere of reality and of profe. ❋ Unknown (1812)

I AM aware of the delicacy, and novelty of my fituation, as well from the indulgence of the houfe, as from the neu - tral courfe, which I mean to purfue. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Before I enter futfher on the argument, I afk the houfe to in - dulge me for a moment, while I explain my views relative to the commencement of the war. ❋ Unknown (1812)

A very uncommon fight prefented itfelf in a houfe near this place; feveral human jaw-bones were faftened to a board 'of a femicircular form; they feemed frefh, and had not loft any of their teeth. ❋ Unknown (1812)

I hope the houfe will bear this diftinction in mind; becaufe it is of the greateft importance in the inveftigation which I intend to make. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Here let me call on the houfe to diftinguifh between unjust 9 and inexpedient. ❋ Unknown (1812)

I am induced to this from the knowledge* which I have, that this defign is not deemed to be firiou. s by fome men of both parties; as well within this houfe, ak but of it. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Michael [Chung] is [le] [petite] houfe. ❋ Madamoiselle LaBelle (2008)

[look at that] houf. ❋ Event54 (2014)

[Guy]: "I have [bad news]." Girl: "[Houf]?" ❋ Midorichachacha (2018)