Trivia questions (continued)

[Loren Allen Billings]

Here are two more recalcitrant examples:

2>  Vo sne on videl tsvetushchie vishni i bol'shikh, s" [sic.] vorob'ia,
MONASTYRSKIKH MUKH.  [In Zolotova's 1988 _Sintaksicheskii slovar'_, citing
"Vs. Ivanov" (no further citation)]

3>  Podliubovavshis' na period nyneshnego goda, kotoryi  byl neobyknovenno
khorosh,--rannie teliata byli S MUZHITSKUIU KOROVU ... Levin velel vynesti
im ... Koryto [<   an article by Saikiev, citing only "L. Tolstoi"]

I have tried, so far in vain, to determine what  _monastyrskaia mukha_ and
_muzhitskaia korova_ mean, by looking in several dictionaries under both the
adjective part and the noun part.  Any assistance any of you can provide
would be greatly appreciated.  --Loren Billings (billings at princeton.edu)