Wafers, as opposed to ordinary baker's bread, were to be used as the bread at Communion.
The baker whose bread she sells on a street in central Cairo would give her a bonus.
"We serve cold baker's bread to our enemies, trusting that they will never impose on our hospitality again".
He easily finds his target, a humble, aged baker of bread; while trying to muster the courage to fulfill his duty, he becomes the man's protégé.
He easily finds his target, a humble, aged baker of bread, and the confused Atim, while trying to muster the courage to fulfill his duty, becomes the man's protégé.
She was a keen baker of bread – her sister Vanessa Bell started baking also to keep up − and in wartime when food was scarce, Woolf sent a food parcel to her sister who had young children at the time, even though she had hardly anything herself.
There are 6 cake bakers & 3 bread bakers (all white) with the help of 4 assistants (all black).
Twenty years ago Lutfi, an accomplished baker of breads and pastries, opened the restaurant on a hill above town and began serving local cuisine, which bears influences from Crete.
Waldman goes on to suggest that high income inequality is what's driving this — he has a little parable involving bakers and bread that ultimately comes down to the rich being satiated while the poor cannot afford to buy.
In 1948 she wrote "While Susie Sleeps" (W. R. Scott), which told children what was going on after their bedtimes: bakers making bread, farmers hauling vegetables to market, the milkman on his route, birds asleep, but fireflies flitting.
