The fact is that about 1713 Addison set up coffee-housekeeper himself.
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But Steele could not forgive the Chelsea barber and coffee-housekeeper one thing.
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Accordingly, I had asked my coffee-housekeeper to buy a hundred or so piastres.
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William Niblo, who built it and managed it with consummate cleverness, had been a successful coffee-housekeeper downtown.
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In the afternoon, the coffee-housekeeper dressed the provisions I had brought, as well as those belonging to many others of the company.
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His sisters were at a school at Clapham, where among the girls was one Harriet Westbrook, the sixteen-year-old daughter of a coffee-housekeeper.
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All coffee-housekeepers are obliged to buy their coffee ready burnt and ground from the government, the monopoly of this article being an imperial privilege.