chamber-pots

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles, * walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

Escapade 2010

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles,* walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

Escapade 2010

Or did she come to the loony bin to slop out the chamber-pots?

Black Butterfly Mark Gatiss 2008

In fact, they make the chains of their slaves criminals and their chamber-pots out of gold, to constantly remind themselves of its worthlessness.

Utopia by Thomas More Karen Burnham 2008

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles, * walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

French Word-A-Day: 2005

[10] It was always forbidden to bring chamber-pots into the banquet-hall, but the reason lay in their belief that the right way to keep body and brain from weakness was to avoid drinking in excess.

Cyropaedia 2007

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles, * walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

French Word-A-Day: 2005

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles, * walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

voisin - French Word-A-Day 2005

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles,* walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

French Word-A-Day: 2005

We continue our stroll through a maze of tiny ruelles,* walking where once sewage used to flow as freely as village gossip, when families emptied their chamber-pots into the narrow canal running down the now cobbled streets.

voisin - French Word-A-Day 2005