A History of Domestic Manners and Sentiments in England During the Middle AgesNote No. 99 — Chapter VIII · THE OLD ENGLISH HALL.—THE KITCHEN, AND ITS CIRCUMSTANCES.—THE DINNER-TABLE.—MINSTRELSY.Reading editionNo. 99. The Holy-Water Clerc and the Cook.◇Copy noteReturn to CHAPTER VIII. THE OLD ENGLISH HALL.—THE KITCHEN, AND ITS CIRCUMSTANCES.—THE DINNER-TABLE.—MINSTRELSY.
