London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 271
i, passage; k, lobby; /, back stairs; 7W, principal stairs; 7z,library; a, conservatory; p, open court, which is sunk 18 in.below the kitchen floor; q^ terrace over kitchen offices; r, en-trance to the terrace; 5, back entrance. On alighting from your carriage, which has been drawn upunder the… … hall is open to the roof, which is of oak, and lighted by a lanternlight near the end adjoining the saloon; besides this light, it hasa window on the right side of the entrance, which is filled withstained glass; opposite this window is a door to the business-room,as I suppose the proprietor of the…
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