annexe

• It amused him to remember the casual way the annexe was treated during the day compared with all this night care. —  A Hydra with Six Heads - Josephine Bell - 1970
• It has a double bed in one room, three single beds in another, and the sixth berth is in a small annexe which the owner added a year ago, and which I myself have occupied, at his invitation, once or twice already. —  Wraiths And Changelings-Gladys Mitchell-Bradley 53
• ‘So the two middle-aged married couples are to share with one another the bungalow he has provided, leaving him the annexe, as he has suggested; Mr Tom Carpenter will occupy one room in the second bungalow and Eiladh and the young woman doctor, Carpenter’s sister, will share the other room; the third bungalow is to go to the photographer, the medium and the actor. —  Wraiths And Changelings-Gladys Mitchell-Bradley 53
• By the time they reached it the light in the annexe was out, so they concluded that the priest had gone to bed. —  Wraiths And Changelings-Gladys Mitchell-Bradley 53
• He then returned to the annexe, presumably to deal with the correspondence he had mentioned. —  Wraiths And Changelings-Gladys Mitchell-Bradley 53

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