house of mourning

I had seen exactly the same thing in a house of mourning.

And to begin with, this is a house of mourning.

But if it was a house of mourning, why wasn't anyone here?

That night the boy and his aunt go to the house of mourning.

In the evening my aunt took me with her to visit the house of mourning.

He knew enough about Jewish religion to know this was a house of mourning.

Traditionally, prayer services are organized in the house of mourning.

I will not intrude longer on a house of mourning."

Windows closed, blinds drawn like a Victorian house of mourning.

When she had left, this had been a house of mourning and family contention.

I shall be brief, for perhaps you will not welcome a letter from a house of mourning."

If Sarissa had brought this man into a house of mourning, she might already have pledged herself.

Because, in all this house of mourning, yours are the only eyes that have wept."

This is a house of mourning, you callous Spanish baggage."

Under any other cir- cumstances she would have rejoiced, but this was a house of mourning.

In Kandor, comforts were kept to a minimum in a house of mourning.

Our house was the house of mourning.

If prayer services are organized in the house of mourning, it is customary for an adult mourner to lead the prayers.

Is recited following Shacharit and Maariv in a house of mourning.

"In our society it used to be the custom to drape the door like this to signify that this was a house of mourning."

It would not," the Duke advised herprimly, "have been convenable for me to stay in a house of mourning."

Then she stole the crepe from the door of a house of mourning and made a dress of it."

All public facilities such as baths, houses of mourning (Tekyehs), teahouses, administration offices, and schools were to be found within the neighborhood itself.

It gave him the courage to ring up Miriam and ask her why Jews in a house of mourning covered up their mirrors.

House of mourning.