London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 579
-room (;); but it might beconverted into a dressing-room, and a door opened to the adjoin-ing bed-chamber. Other dressing-rooms are not provided forin the plan; but, in case fewer sleeping-apartments should berequired, one or more of the bed-chambers could be used assuch. For servants, there would,… … the vestibule is, like that, octagonal in the plan, by which meansspace is obtained for two closets; and, in order that the bed maybe placed where, instead of coming near one of the windows, itfaces that into the portico, and has another on each side of it,it is put against a partition screen,…
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