deadhouse

There is also a hovel called a deadhouse, into which these bodies are conveyed till a grave has been dug in some “accursed place,” by members of an

The Golden Chersonese and the way thither Isabella Lucy 2004

There is also a hovel called a deadhouse, into which these bodies are conveyed till a grave has been dug in some "accursed place," by members of an "accursed" class.

The Golden Chersonese and the Way Thither Isabella Lucy 1883

Meyer told his audience that he was proud that psychiatry had made the shift from the deadhouse to the study of “plain facts.”

MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION Gary Greenberg 2010

In 1932, nearly four decades after he returned from Europe, Meyer recounted to the membership of the American Psychiatric Association of which he was then president about the time when he first came to America—“days when real science in medicine was identified with the deadhouse and the use of microscopes” and psychiatrists wanted nothing more than to adopt that identity.

MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION Gary Greenberg 2010

He was snoring in a back room, and, like a man in the deadhouse of a bush shanty, not likely to wake before sunrise.

Robbery Under Arms 2004

Yes, that the Strecker building was the deadhouse.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001

Documents that explained exactly what the deadhouse was.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001

The paper that bore the words the deadhouse, followed by a list of numbers.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001

When she called the place a ‘deadhouse,’ it conjured up ghosts of the people who perished there.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001

Chances were good that if your destination was Blackwells Island, as Lola said, you were going to the deadhouse.

The Dead House Linda Fairstein 2001