The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 A dweller in a modest apartment building over near the East River has sent us his month's rent receipt, which has printed on its reverse side a list of rules for tenants.
By Kempton Clark and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 A dweller in a modest apartment building over near the East River has sent us his month's rent receipt, which has printed on its reverse side a list of rules for tenants.
They live in a modest apartment in Williamsburg, and often have friends over at night to play German board games.
He lives in a modest apartment!
Rogers keeps a modest apartment within the larger property.
Death resolves to visit him in his modest apartment.
Tobón's office is the size of a bedroom in a modest apartment.
The literature of more modest apartment buildings is just as revealing.
One morning this winter, Sternhell greeted me at the door of his modest apartment.
It is a pleasant, modest apartment in this production, thanks to Jeremy Doucette's apt scenic design.
