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Excerpt from The Cardinal's Musketeer
Withlh, on the lower ?oor there were three rooms; the one in front was the Shop, next to this was the living-room for the clockmaker's family, and in the rear the kitchen. In the second story there were three small apartments, and above these again was the attic in the gabled roof. From the interior of the house this garret could be reached only by a ladder, put through a trap-door in the ?oor; but there was another entrance by a stone staircase which ascended to the roof on the outside of the house, from the court in the rear. From these steps two doors Opened into the interior, one at the second story and one, a small one, in the roof; the first was frequently opened, the latter was always securely fastened.
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