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Fore cabin

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a cabin in the fore part of a ship, usually with inferior accommodations.
- Knight.

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To travel there from Melbourne by steamer, visitors could take the 'Queenscliffe', in which 'the Saloon and Fore Cabin are roomy and well furnished with an Excellent Table, and Refreshments are supplied at a Moderate Charge'.
'In and about the colony': early tourist guides of Victoria by Aitken, Michael / The La Trobe Journal
 
 
 
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