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Acts xxiv. 27. Poore silly groome, Which tother day wouldst faine have had the roo me Of some base trencher-scraper. Times ' Whistle (E. E. T. S.), p. 27. Like the valet, [he] seems to have entirely forgot his master's me age, and substituted another in its room very unlike it. Goldsmith, Criticisms, xii. The inland counties had not been required to furnish ships, or money in the room of ships. Macaulay , Nugent's Hampden. 5. Any inclosure or division separated by par titions from other parts of a house or other structure; a chamber; an apartment; a compartment; a cabin, or the like: as, a drawing room ; a bedroom ; a state- room in a ship; an engine- room in a factory; a harne - room in a stable. Up from my cabin, My sea-gown scarf'd about me, in the dark Groped I,.. and in fine withdrew