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wicket-gate fitted with two closed and one open iron gates of special ancient design. The western main gate has a half wicket-door for servants and traders. About halfway between this gate and western end of the segment there is another twelve feet wide iron gate leading straight to the porch to the east, and to the garage, stable and outhouses to the south on the Sarasvati (drain).