The high priest who held the beads turned to the right and entered a great hall, the walls and columns of which were covered with inscriptions and figures.
That was a great hall, lighted through an opening in the roof.
From the entrance it went into a great hall, painted in the color of the sky, and ornamented with golden stars.
The Prince began at once to descend the steps, and found himself in a great hall where a row of black slaves were sleeping soundly, guarding the entrance to a room beyond.
Lord Walter threw the reins to a squire, and led his people into the great hall of the castle.
In the midst I would have a great hall, whose walls shall be of gold and silver, lighted by four-and-twenty windows.
The servants brought him into a great hall, where a number of people sat round a table, covered with all sorts of savoury dishes.
She introduced them into a great hall, where she prayed them to be seated.
My bride and I were introduced into a great hall, where we were placed upon two thrones.
Chehl Minar, or Great Hall of Audience, which is also called the Hall of Xerxes, was the most remarkable of all these edifices.
Ukhaiḍir, vault of south-west stair out of great hall.
In this connexion the possibility that Nebuchadnezzar’s great hall at Babylon may have been covered with a vault should not be overlooked.
The eunuch opened it, and introduced him into a great hall, whence was an entrance into the princess's apartment, divided from it only by a piece of tapestry.
Mr. Sherwood's Great Hall, seventeen feet by sixteen in size, was rented in 1685 by the Government of Virginia and used as a Council Room by His Majesty's Governor and Council.
Even the floor beams were pegged to the rafters so that the roof on a stormy night would not part company with the "Great Hall.
It could never be so nice," said Nelly, "to dance in a great hall among a lot of people as to dance up here, all by ourselves.
He led the way upstairs into another great hall, where there was the grinding of machinery and another smell, sweet and heavy.
They entered a great hallremarkable at first for a curious smell, not offensive, but strong and rather pungent.
There he beheld a great hall, and four large and lofty chambers, each one fronting another, wide, decorated with gold and silver and with various colours.
The chapel consists of a great hall with a vaulted roof, and over the altar is a large painting in fresco, the subject of which I did not trouble myself to make out.
Under her guidance, I went into what was formerly the great hall of the establishment, where King James I.
We may fairly suppose it to have been the throne-room or great hall of audience of the early king who built the South-eastern Palace.
The later and larger court is less regular, its chief feature being the +Great Hall+ of the Order, in two aisles.
SCENE 6 Great hall in the palace of Tupac Yupanqui.
SCENE 2 Great hallof the palace of Tupac Yupanqui.
SCENE 2 A great hall in the Colcampata, then the palace of the Queen or Ccoya Anahuarqui.
The "great hall" had, of course, already been fitted up for the acting of plays, and the new lessees did not at first contemplate any expenditure on the building.
The "great hall" here mentioned, once the refectory of the monks, was made into the playhouse.
Maria degli Angeli, which was in fact a great hall of a Roman house.
The 1st Room entered is a great hall--to which pictures are removed for copying.
Hence we enter the Great Hall, a truly grand room, hung with mirrors and painted with flowers by Mario de' Fiori, and with genii by Maratta.
Passing through a great hall, one hundred and ninety feet long, we are shown a number of rooms fitted up by Pius VII.
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