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Coffee-house singer Crystal Bowersox has promised she's going to really shake things up this week as she sings "Midnight Train to Georgia."
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Up, and after my wife had dressed herself very fine in her new laced gown, and very handsome indeed, W. Howe also coming to see us, I carried her by coach to my uncle Wight†™ s and set her down there, and W. Howe and I to the Coffee-house, [...] [Read more →]
2007 April 2007
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Coffee-house, PER AMBAGES of Peter Drudgeit, employed to that effect by and through the device, counsel, and covyne of Saunders Fairford, his agent, or pretended agent.
Redgauntlet 2008
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He complied, and they were both silent till they came to a Coffee-house, where they asked for a private room.
Cecilia 2008
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Garden Coffee-house, whence they proceeded to the play; but was above all happy when Mr. and Lady Agnes Foker, who happened to be in London, requested the pleasure of Major Pendennis and Mr. Arthur
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Garden Coffee-house, where he put up: he called a cab and rattled away thither in the highest spirits.
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Coffee-house was once situated — George Osborne came into the coffee-room, looking very haggard and pale; although dressed rather smartly in a blue coat and brass buttons, and a neat buff waistcoat of the fashion of those days.
Vanity Fair 2006
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The very first acquaintance of his own whom Arthur met, as the coach pulled up at the Gloster Coffee-house, was his old friend
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Coffee-house, in the Strand; and Fanny confessed that she was in a sad tremor about the meeting.
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I went to the Bedford Coffee-house in the evening, where I met my friends, from thence proceeded to the play, and afterwards carried them home to my lodgings, where we supped in great good humour.
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