mill-house

At the last moment, as they made the final turn around the mill-house path, she turned swiftly to me and laid a stick-straight finger across her withered lips.

Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

I would rather remain — if such must be the alternative — all my life in the mill-house, grinding for my very bread, than be brought forth to make sport for the Philistine lords and ladies.

The Bride of Lammermoor 2008

In among the crests of the willows, he caught a glimpse of a mill near-by on a branch stream, and of the thatched roof of the mill-house where the house-leeks were growing.

Eve and David 2007

In among the crests of the willows, he caught a glimpse of a mill near-by on a branch stream, and of the thatched roof of the mill-house where the house-leeks were growing.

Eve and David 2007

Each will take the week's supply of ear-corn and potatoes for her household -- a peck for each member of the family, large and small -- and will grind her own grist at the mill-house, or more probably trade away the entire supply at the cross-roads store for flour, sugar and coffee.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 097, January, 1876 Various

But this question she could not ask him, for Sarah hardly liked to own to herself that she was a little ashamed of her uncle Howroyd; at least, not exactly ashamed, but she did not mean to take Horatia Cunningham to see him or the old-fashioned mill-house in which William Howroyd and his father had lived for three or four generations.

Sarah's School Friend May Baldwin

Sarah was looking out of the mill-house window when she saw the car drive up to the big gates of the little front-garden.

Sarah's School Friend May Baldwin

These 3½ ton blocks are taken on a bogie to the mill-house, where the mill melting pot is charged with them by means of a double-powered hydraulic crane, lifting, however, with the single power only.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 299, September 24, 1881 Various

If she went outside the mill-house, it was only for a few steps for a few moments.

Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard 1922

The mill-house was a gaunt and gloomy building of stone, as gray as sleep, weatherstained with dreams.

Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard 1922