love feast

Upon the sound ocean of "wind" the "Take, eat," or "Love-feast" motive floats.

The dining-room is both an arena in which talkers fight with words upon a field of white damask, and a love-feast of discussion.

There was to be preaching at Welty's that day, and a love-feast in the evening.

I tried so hard to forget thee, but since that love feast—thou knowest which one—thou wast ever with me.

At once he began the “Doxology,” which was sung with great fervor, and the love feast broke up after a brief prayer.