back-house

‘Hereupon she resolutely stept into Mrs. Sinclair’s parlour in the back-house; where were the old devil and her two partners; and demanded the key of the street-door, or to have it opened for her.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

Althea returned from a trip to the back-house to find Amber spilling the last of the brandy into two small glasses.

The Mad Ship Hobb, Robin 1999

Apparent names of heathen gods and goddesses are almost always due to folk-etymology, e.g. Bacchus is for back-house or bake-house, and the ancestors of Mr. Wegg's friend Venus came from

The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909

'Hereupon she resolutely stept into Mrs. Sinclair's parlour in the back-house; where were the old devil and her two partners; and demanded the key of the street-door, or to have it opened for her.

Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 6 Samuel Richardson 1725

We are back in Memphis in our little back-house, and at this point, I still believe I have become Mrs. Cleaver.

Memphis Commercial Appeal Stories 2009

We are back in Memphis in our little back-house, and at this point, I still believe I have become Mrs. Cleaver.

Memphis Commercial Appeal Stories 2009

But, upon their leaving me, I told him, (who seemed inclinable to begin a conversation with me,) that I desired that this apartment might be considered as my retirement: that when I saw him it might be in the dining-room, (which is up a few stairs; for this back-house, being once two, the rooms do not all of them very conveniently communicate with each other,) and that I might be as little broken in upon as possible, when I am here.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006