The House of Cromwell
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Rich, had "lodgings" in what was formerly the late King's cabinet room. Then followed a list of the furniture, all which had belonged to Charles I. There were three rooms used by Lady Claypoole as nurseries : one was at the end of the passage leading to the tennis-court ; a second was a portion of the armoury, a room hung round with striped stuff; and the third was a room formerly occupied by the " Bishop of Canterbury, " which, from its furniture and hangings, must have been the largest and th...e best. This chamber contained one of the few looking-glasses remaining in the palace (four only occur- ring in the entire inventory), and is described as " One large looking-glass in an ebony frame, with a string of silk and gold. " Colonel Cromwell and John Howe the preacher had bedrooms adjoining each other. Howe's room is " hung round in gray-striped stuff, and contains one standing bed, with feather-bed and bolster, two blankets, and a rug. The furniture of the like striped stuff. One bed had a head-cloth and four curtains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rich, had "lodgings" in what was formerly the late King's cabinet room. Then followed a list of the furniture, all which had belonged to Charles I. There were three rooms used by Lady Claypoole as nurseries : one was at the end of the passage leading to the tennis-court ; a second was a portion of the armoury, a room hung round with striped stuff; and the third was a room formerly occupied by the " Bishop of Canterbury, " which, from its furniture and hangings, must have been the largest and th...e best. This chamber contained one of the few looking-glasses remaining in the palace (four only occur- ring in the entire inventory), and is described as " One large looking-glass in an ebony frame, with a string of silk and gold. " Colonel Cromwell and John Howe the preacher had bedrooms adjoining each other. Howe's room is " hung round in gray-striped stuff, and contains one standing bed, with feather-bed and bolster, two blankets, and a rug. The furniture of the like striped stuff. One bed had a head-cloth and four curtains.
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