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monks get Inmgrj ^er wo viqcIl
staod waztiiLg for the Pnor^s bell to ns^
table, and the Chanter prtnooncei die



die Pckx; <v- his



get readj- to odebcate
ikl Hek kandi are hj their

loodtj bat



to die lU fmi m f, for even
j^jer. An kaTe now entered, and
if amida diey bow towards his
WkcA this is finidied dinner



water from a sobterraneooi source £ir ^ amcmg die momtaiiiB^ and reaching
the Monasterj bj a weU-biiih c un dui i^ akmg which a man can fixoe his way
for a considerable distance into the heart of the momitainsL Sometimes shell-
fish are prorided for the table, far there is a qwcial pond where these are stiU
reared, being fed on regtiabks and wmUom. After the sonp or fish course,
vegetables and walk are served — cmly to-dar b^g fast day it is raftr instead of
milk. Thereafter comes a serrice of fhdt, cooked or not, and to this a small
allowance of wime is added. The wine, we see, is drank holding die goblet with
both hands, and if any one widies salt daring dinner he gadiors it with lus
knife.
