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Probably meant a regular closet   Written by DebraR (10/23/2008 2:49 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, L&T question -- "cupboards" -- Chapter 18, penned by Cathy Allen
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British people generally call their closets cupboards. (I wonder what they call their kitchen cupboards? Cabinets?) My interpretation is that, like the lodgings in North Yarmouth, their Bath house is pretty drafty. Isn't it endearing that he finds the draftiness to his liking?


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