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STORAGE ROOM. This room is large and roomy with a ceiling height of
twelve feet, on average. The following items are stacked against the
north, east, and west walls:
- Seven casks of fruit and nuts, holding apricots, cherries, dates, apples, pears, chestnuts, and almonds
- A basket holding dozens of heads of lettuce
- Three wooden boxes, nailed shut, holding several pounds of dried beef jerky each
- Six barrels of salted fish
- Twenty bottles of rum and seventeen bottles of whiskey
- Loose jars of honey and jam
- Twenty four sacks containing oats, flour, turnips, raisins, carrots, and leeks
- The carcass of a giant weasel
- A battered wooden container holding old nails, pairs of scissors, a broken lantern, bits of thread, a rusty saw, and sixteen unmatched wax candles
- A pile of six short swords, nine daggers, two hand axes, and a morning star
- An iron cooking pot holding paint brushes and a miniature bird cage with the skeleton of a canary inside
- Six hooded lanterns and seventeen flasks of oil
- Thousands of sheets of paper, torn from books and placed in a pile; used for giant rat messenger's messages
- Antique writing desk with ink and quill pens
The
food items are edible, for the most part, though none are fresh.
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