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The chapel at the upper end of the chamber is the finest in any keep in the world ( 29 ) , being a complete little church in itself , having its own triforium to match those of the adjoining hall and chamber .
The chapel at the upper end of the chamber is the finest in any keep in the world ( 29 ) , being a complete little church in itself , having its own triforium to match those of the adjoining hall and chamber .
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At the upper end of the hall is a kitchen with an angle fireplace as at Norwich , and opposite it is a room which may be some kind of store or pantry connected with it . Between the two is a passage leading to the latrines contrived in ...
At the upper end of the hall is a kitchen with an angle fireplace as at Norwich , and opposite it is a room which may be some kind of store or pantry connected with it . Between the two is a passage leading to the latrines contrived in ...
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Possibly , however , the stair was considered not to count and the little room above the chancel , opening off the landing into the upper turret , was used for the purpose of an oratory so as to rectify the irregularity as far as ...
Possibly , however , the stair was considered not to count and the little room above the chancel , opening off the landing into the upper turret , was used for the purpose of an oratory so as to rectify the irregularity as far as ...
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