0 a private house where you can pay to stay and receive meals
1 a private house that a person pays to stay in and receive meals
And the friendly people at the boarding house noticed the change in him.
So they sought a humble boarding house in the suburbs of the city.
The theological student has generally small means, and he must go to a cheap boarding house.
Other assistants lived in the boarding house for longer periods, but seldom for more than four years.
They also allow us to paint a picture of boarding house life by telling us something about those who lived in these places and why.
At one point he records a conversation with a tenant of a particularly run-down boarding house who claims that drinking is the only way to tolerate life amid such conditions.