| He never drank his dram in a groggery nor discussed the affairs of the day upon the public highway. |
| Gazing back, as I hastened, I saw her still there, leaning against the sheet-iron of the groggery and ostensibly weeping. |
| The lower room was occupied as a groggery and dance-hall, and was several feet below the level of the street. |
| I was obliged to put up for the night in the groggery, and there I got an explanation of the comedy. |
| Some are occupied as dwelling-places, and some are divided into a sort of store or groggery and living and sleeping rooms. |
| The Sharp Corner was a second-class groggery and boarding house, patronized almost entirely by the poorest and most shiftless class of trackmen. |
