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Illustration of the room resembling a “bird-cage” at the Schloss-Hotel from ''A Tramp Abroad''.


<blockquote>“This hotel had a feature which was a decided novelty, and one which might be adopted with advantage by any house which is perched in a commanding situation. This feature may be described as a series of glass-enclosed parlors clinging to the outside of the house, one against each and every bed-chamber and drawing-room. They are like long, narrow, high-ceiled bird-cages hung against the building. My room was a corner room, and had two of these things, a north one and a west one.”
(''A Tramp Abroad'' [https://archive.org/details/trampabroad00twai/page/28/mode/2up?view=theater 28])
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Source: A Tramp Abroad, Twain, 1880 (page 28). Public domain, https://archive.org/details/trampabroad00twai/page/28/.

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Illustration of the room resembling a “bird-cage” at the Schloss-Hotel from A Tramp Abroad.

“This hotel had a feature which was a decided novelty, and one which might be adopted with advantage by any house which is perched in a commanding situation. This feature may be described as a series of glass-enclosed parlors clinging to the outside of the house, one against each and every bed-chamber and drawing-room. They are like long, narrow, high-ceiled bird-cages hung against the building. My room was a corner room, and had two of these things, a north one and a west one.”

(A Tramp Abroad 28)

Source: A Tramp Abroad, Twain, 1880 (page 28). Public domain, https://archive.org/details/trampabroad00twai/page/28/.

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