Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 317
hall, and the lodging, such as it was.for the Queen and her ladies, and King Edwardsprincely but simple chambers, as well as the RoundTower. No doubt he was deeply tried by the war- 294 WINDSOR CASTLE. [March, like gatherings which the King insisted upon hold-ing continually in the half-inclosed… … ROUND TOWER, AS BUILT BY EDWARD III. and was planning it while he measured and calcu-lated and tried to keep his workmen from the tilt-ing-field, where there was so much to be seen andso many passages at arms going on. Probablysome of the great-great-great- (add as many greatsas you please)…
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