The room next their bedroom was occupied by Lady Crawford.

Beyond that was Sir George's bedroom, and east of his room was one occupied by the pages and two retainers.

To enter Dorothy's apartments one must pass through all the other rooms I have mentioned.

Her windows were twenty-five feet from the ground and were barred with iron.

After Dorothy's sentence of imprisonment, Lady Crawford, or some trusted person in her place, was always on guard in Aunt Dorothy's room to prevent Dorothy's escape, and guards were also stationed in the retainer's room for the same purpose.