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Sentence
The
portcullis,
which
was
intended
for
closing
purposes,
is
described
as
a
flat
stone
“found
sticking
up,”
which
“had
never
been
let
down.”[…]The
Ante-chamber,
or
Anti-closet
of
Mr.
Greaves,
is
fitted
on
each
side
with
four
groves
for
the
reception
of
portculli
or
flat
stones,
to
be
let
down
to
block
up
the
way
to
the
King’s
Room
from
the
Gallery.[…]A
boss
has
been
noticed
upon
this
leaf
or
portcullis.
Each
groove
has
a
semi-circular
top.
A
French
authority
makes
the
whole
side
to
be
9
feet
10
inches
long;
the
width
of
the
groove
filled
by
the
portcullis
is
about
20
inches.
Three
portculli
were
thus
provided
for.
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The portcullis, which was intended for closing purposes, is described as a flat stone “found sticking up,” which “had never been let down.”[…]The Ante-chamber, or Anti-closet of Mr. Greaves, is fitted on each side with four groves for the reception of portculli or flat stones, to be let down to block up the way to the King’s Room from the Gallery.[…]A boss has been noticed upon this leaf or portcullis. Each groove has a semi-circular top. A French authority makes the whole side to be 9 feet 10 inches long; the width of the groove filled by the portcullis is about 20 inches. Three portculli were thus provided for.
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