Oh, it was, I say, a wonderful sight in Victorine's wretched garret!

All for having set up a truckle bed in a wretched garret in the roof.

Such a sum for a few second-hand pieces of furniture which adorned that wretched garret!

The place which he had just entered was a wretched garret, three or four feet wide.

With my plunder weighing me down, I regained our wretched garret in the Rue de la Harpe.

At last daylight came, and he hastened to find Tom in a wretched garret racked with disease.

We all then tenanted a wretched garret in the Rue de la Harpe, and loved each other like brothers.

Once, years ago, I sat by the bedside of a dying man in a wretched garret in the East End.

The woman and the other people present then hustled her up stairs into a wretched garret, and locked the door.

This wretched garret was cleansed, as well as it could be of its filth, and hung with tapestry emblazoned with armorial bearings.

He lay delirious in a wretched garret in the town, attended by his brother, and one or two others who stood faithful to him.

And, at a time when famine threatened Paris, invisible hands brought rations of "white bread" for the proscribed women in the wretched garret.

I climbed to the third floor, but the rooms there were wretched garrets of no use to me.

They no longer live in wretched garrets; the fields of literature are become more fertile, and even the study of the Muses has become productive.

"Jasper," said Tom, as I lounged into our wretched garret, "have you ever known what it is to suffer from the responsibility of wealth?