The early occupants of log-cabins were among the most happy of mankind.

Not a thread of smoke was rising from the hundreds of log-cabins.

A group of three small log-cabins marked the Johnson, and later the Heinzman, camp.

The prevailing style of architecture I took to be log-cabins.

Here and there were the remains of old log-cabins, with their outside stone chimneys.

Many of these log-cabins are still standing, but are no longer used as residences.

Their log-cabins were destitute of glass, nails, hinges, or locks.

Even in log-cabins there is a great difference marked between the respectable and the disreputable.

It was very unlike the log-cabins of the island.

Our recommendation is to book the oceanfront, self-catering log-cabins.

These men live in log-cabins in the wilderness.

There was a single wigwam in the village, apparently a supplement to one of the log-cabins.

Here were one or two wigwams and a score of log-cabins, some of which we entered.

Campfire stories, military drill, mountain climbing, swimming, wading, hiking, log-cabins, sailing- 'theysay nothing about horseshoeing.

Until within three years the settlement contained only log-cabins, and these very small, and not commodiously arranged.

Rows of dirty tents, lines of squatty log-cabins, and many flat-board houses clustered around an immense sawmill.