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1 8 |         then he led us to see the chambers which were provided for
2 8 |       seemeth) that four of those chambers, which were better than
3 8 | themselves; and the other fifteen chambers were to lodge us, two and
4 8 |         two and two together. The chambers were handsome and cheerful
5 8 |        were handsome and cheerful chambers, and furnished civilly.
6 56|              We have also certain chambers, which we call chambers
7 56|           chambers, which we call chambers of health, where we qualify