combination-room

“He was evidently a sociable and lively member of the combination-room.”

Jane Austen, Her Life and Letters A Family Record

“The majority of my fellow dons who look at me with secretive faces in hall and court and combination-room are in just the same case as myself.”

The Research Magnificent

“The little dark-roofed chapel, where I have a stall of my own; the galleried hall, with its armorial glass; the low, book-lined library; the panelled combination-room, with its dim portraits of old worthies: how sweet”

From a College Window

“So, as Kennedy took cap and gown, and walked across the court to the combination-room, he became pretty well aware that a very heavy sentence was hanging over his head.”

Julian Home

“_flowers_ in the combination-room, and at Christ's College in”

The Coming of the Friars

“_hall_ or combination-room; and then I was never near enough to hear, and hardly to see him.”

Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 4 (of 6) With His Letters and Journals