1. refectory
2. maslin
"Supper," he explained, and invited me to follow him to the (refectory).
A room where meals are served, especially in a college or other institution.
2.Scholars at Canterbury Hall are fed well, but simply. For this supper there were loaves of (maslin) - wheat and barley - cheese....
| Composed of different sorts; as, maslin bread, which is made of rye mixed with a little wheat and barley - cheese... Bermudaonion |
4 comments:
Great words. I think I've seen refectory. I wonder why we don't use that? Maslin is entirely new to me--sounds yummy, actually.
Your words sound elegant but homey. I'll bet the book is good too.
Maslin is totally new to me - I would have guessed it was a fabric.
I'm like Kathy and would have thought it was a fabric : in French "mousseline", but why here ?
I knew refectory, like "réfectoire" in French with the same meaning !
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