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 1 1 |    drawbridge of iron-clamped wood, no~longer raised but which
 2 1 |      are veneered with slate. Wood, now~decaying, counts for
 3 1 |     could hold a cart-load of~wood. The furniture of this hall
 4 1 |      the chairs are of turned~wood covered with tapestry. On
 5 7 | frames. The old staircase, of wood with heavy balusters, is~
 6 16|   made upon the old woman for wood, father and son both~suffering
 7 16|       an old chaplet of black wood, on which she began to pray
 8 18|       The furniture of~gilded wood with velvet coverings, the
 9 18|     one," she said. "Put some wood~on the fire. You see, Calyste,
10 23|   smoked, a gallery in rustic wood, with India mattings and