hovel

The hovels which passed for dwellings are being pulled down.

They live in a small hovel in the countryside.

The hovel was dark and damp, with a musty smell.

The old man spent his days in a tiny hovel by the river.

She found shelter in a hovel during the storm.

The hovel was barely big enough to fit a bed and a stove.

They were forced to live in a hovel after losing their home.

The hovel was infested with rats and cockroaches.

He managed to make a cozy home out of the old hovel.

The hovel was barely standing, with its roof caving in.

The villagers built a hovel for the homeless family.

Labour produces palaces but for the workers, hovels.

" Couldn't your father have that hovel cleared away, Tom? "

I don't believe anyone in this hovel does anything important.

The hovel, which she had hitherto always found empty, seemed to be inhabited now.

He dreamt an old dream of a hovel by the sea, three dogs whimpering, a woman's tears.

She is worried that her daughter is living in a " hovel" (hovel).

Then Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched where her squalid form may shelter itself.

She looked, and saw a flickering firelight proceeding from the open side of a hovel a little way before them.

A " hovel" is a small, old, dirty building.

I don't wanna be seen in this hovel.