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winter quarters
plural noun
- housing or accommodation for the winter, esp for military personnel
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They traveled rapidly until the approach of cold weather decided them to establish winter quarters on October 27th.
It remained now to go into winter-quarters, to guard the prisoners, and to await such orders as should come from the President.
Friedrich stays in Saxony about a month, inspecting and adjusting; thence to Breslau, for Winter-quarters.
Different corps took up their winter-quarters in the neighbouring towns, to watch, on all sides, the motions of the enemy.
Prince Karl has split up his force at Konigsgratz; means, one cannot doubt, to go into winter-quarters.
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