"Men's room" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... introduce his wife and children into the hospital at meal-times, to share his allowance with them; this my mother would not listen to, as regarded herself and my sister, but my father messed in what is called the married men's room, on my account, and instead of buying my own dinner, or applying to my mother for it, I now always took it with my father in the hospital. In consequence of my father's admittance as a pensioner, both I and my sister might have been instructed at the hospital school; ...
— Poor Jack • Frederick Marryat
... I had finished supper and was crossing the courtyard to the men's room, Fruen called me. She was standing between the kitchen windows, in the ...
— Wanderers • Knut Hamsun
... like that of the men, was divided by two wire nets; but it was much smaller, and there were fewer visitors and fewer prisoners, so that there was less shouting than in the men's room. Yet the same thing was going on here, only, between the nets instead of soldiers there was a woman warder, dressed in a blue-edged uniform jacket, with gold cords on the sleeves, and a blue belt. Here ...
— Resurrection • Count Leo Tolstoy |
