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July 30th: At last our truck door was opened and the 30 of us were told to get out - this is Rotenturm station, and marched with much clattering of tins & dixies, etc to Eisenzicken, Burgenland - 4 kilos from Hungary, where we were taken by the Burgermaster to an old converted cow-shed which was to serve as our sleeping quarters for many months.
Stan Prout 2010
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She had ridden on its back all the way to the cow-shed a little way up the hill, the goose cackling at the top of its voice.
Working Without a Net Randy Lowens 2010
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Hunchy disappeared in the direction of the cow-shed, carrying a pail.
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They still use the cow-shed for milking and make ice cream on the premises.
Krafla, Mývatn and Glaumbær maryrobinette 2006
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Yet how could one describe politely a bedroom in which two or three families lived above a cow-shed, when the cow-shed had no ventilation, when the cows were milked and killed and eaten under the bedroom?
Flush: a biography 2004
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This old castle, now used as a cow-shed, is the only record of antiquity at Grey Abbey; and yet the ancient family of the Greys have lived there for centuries.
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They resemble a cow-shed with one end open, but having a partition a little way within, with a square hole in it, making a small gloomy chamber.
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The fowls were housed in the bigger building, which had served as barn and cow-shed in old days.
The Fox 2003
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They resemble a cow-shed with one end open, but having a partition a little way within, with a square hole in it, making a small gloomy chamber.
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But I did not venture to speak of laying a pipe to the cow-shed.
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