D'Auvergne, Edmund B. (Edmund Basil) · London, T.W. Laurie · leaf 90
admitting to thefirst floor. This part of the fabric is certainly olderthan 1470, and no doubt existed in the precedingcentury. On this side, facing the water, the castle hastaken deep root in the rock, and under the curtain wallruns a long series of cellars and vaults used, in allprobability,… … BRACCIANO AND SPOLETO 65 a trap-door above^ and with the remains of blades pro-jecting outwards and upwards from its walls. From near the entrance to these dark cavernouschambers a brick ramp conducts you to the first floor.The rooms are distributed round the inner court, whichforms an irregular…
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