 Contiguous to one of the bedchambers was a wainfcoted clofet, about 7 feetfquare; the pannels painted with various fentences, emblems, and mottos. It was called the painted clofet; at firft probably defigned for an oratory, and, from one of the fentences,...  The history and antiquities of Hawsted - Page 130by sir John Cullum (bart.) - 1784 - 246 pagesFull view - About this book
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...of their poor neighbours, as for several purposes of cookery *. In this room stood a death'shead ; no improper emblem of the effects of the operations...it. " Contiguous to one of the bed-chambers was a wainscoted closet, about seven feet square ; the panels painted with various sentences, emblems, and... | |
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