When she came out of the bath the first woman held up a cloth to conceal her entirely from the sight of her women, and then threw it over her shoulders.

The bathers wrapped her in it and dried her completely.

She then put on a long and wide open chemise, entirely trimmed with lace, and afterwards a white taffety bed-gown.

The wardrobe woman warmed the bed; the slippers were of dimity, trimmed with lace.

Thus dressed, the Queen went to bed again, and the bathers and servants of the chamber took away the bathing apparatus.