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Mariott Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
"Ladies chamber"
In the 1600s of Britain, there were "Ladies chambers."
I wonder what is this ladies chamber.
Thanks in advance.
I wonder what is this ladies chamber.
Thanks in advance.
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'Chamber' just means room. It was a room for ladies, or the lady of the house, to go to for privacy, to powder her nose or to 'powder her nose', probably.
- 'Chamber' just means room.
- It was a room for ladies, or the lady of the house, to go to for privacy, to powder her nose or to 'powder her nose', probably.
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'Chamber' just means room. It was a room for ladies, or the lady of the house, to go to for privacy, to powder her nose or to 'powder her nose', probably.
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