garret

The top floor had once been a series of garrets.

There were garrets a long time before the Kindle came along.

Above this floor are extensive garrets, extending over the entire house.

Four bed-rooms and two garrets formed the rest of the house.

I know nothing whatsoever about the cellars or the garrets.

Successful retailers moved from garrets above their shops in town to the new inner suburbs.

To make the servants beds & to clean all the garrets.

Later, these garrets were built with separate access.

Except that we don't have to starve in garrets because governments and foundations pay us.

Any higher and we would have been on the bloody roof, and squeezed into rather mean, dark garrets.

Was there nobody above in the garrets when the walking was there?

It was those rooms, low, dusty garrets at the top of a cramped narrow staircase.

SOME artists paint in cold garrets; others, on street corners.

"They told me about the evil life of the artists, living in garrets and always carousing with their nude models," he said.

The Cromwell family lived on the first floor with the servants in second floor rooms and garrets.

Artists in garrets give way to scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

'You don't look like the sort of fellow who'd have a burning interest in garrets,' he said.

This lean-to was brought up to the height of the original house in 1681 to create two garrets above with a center chimney and entry.

Both garrets (bedrooms) above each possess a fireplace.

The house Burns built stood on a gravelly bank above the river and had one storey, with garrets for the servants.

Whose garrets have you been hiding in?"

Soon after, being grinding corn in the garrets, and happening to stop a little, the handle of the mill was turned round with great swiftness.

Go through the garrets and basements where men live in your Red cities and see how many oases like this you can find.

The garret was a shadowy, suggestive, delightful place, as all garrets should be.

It also provided regulations for a standard house design: two storeys of 10 feet in height each with cellars and garrets.