History of the Abbey And Palace of Holyrood
History of the Abbey And Palace of Holyrood
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HE principal entrance to Her INIajesty's apart- ments is in the south-west corner of the quadrangle, but we shall describe them in their order, beginning at the door leading from the east end of the Picture Gallery.
The first is that now known as the Queen's Break- FAST-EOOM. This apartment measures twenty-four feet by nineteen feet six inches ; the height being sixteen feet eight inches. The ceiling is coved and deeply coffered, having a circular panel in the centre, enriched with wreath-like ...mouldings, formed of lime and fashioned by the hand. In the spandrils are drums, axes, and other warlike emblems, wrought in the same manner. The walls are covered partly with oak panelling, and partly with a green and gold flock paper. The chimney-piece and the panel above it are fine bold specimens of carv- ing in oak, the ornaments being of the same warlike character as those of the roof. In this panel a painting, representing the Finding of Moses, has been inserted The furniture of the room is modem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HE principal entrance to Her INIajesty's apart- ments is in the south-west corner of the quadrangle, but we shall describe them in their order, beginning at the door leading from the east end of the Picture Gallery.
The first is that now known as the Queen's Break- FAST-EOOM. This apartment measures twenty-four feet by nineteen feet six inches ; the height being sixteen feet eight inches. The ceiling is coved and deeply coffered, having a circular panel in the centre, enriched with wreath-like ...mouldings, formed of lime and fashioned by the hand. In the spandrils are drums, axes, and other warlike emblems, wrought in the same manner. The walls are covered partly with oak panelling, and partly with a green and gold flock paper. The chimney-piece and the panel above it are fine bold specimens of carv- ing in oak, the ornaments being of the same warlike character as those of the roof. In this panel a painting, representing the Finding of Moses, has been inserted The furniture of the room is modem.
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