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their common country, was at once dehshtini
and imposing, and ane taat maos isS'Ds In
preston on all present =,


Ths Ante Ro7m immediately adjacent to thu
Dining Room is most splendidly fitted u3 with
large mirrors set in trsble gat massive frames,
superb crimson curtains and highly finished and
costly tables tina. reminded one OF the celebrated
Red Room in George the 4:h's Marine Pav'lisn.


The Dining Room is of pure white through
out, and the rece<ses have crimson curtains "hicn
had picturesque effect. The tables for dinhe'
we're arranged thus: