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confinement room, and a bathroom covering the roof respectively of the library, the office, and the bathroom of the ground floor; one outer balcony covering the bedroom and connecting the porch roof, and a long inner balcony corresponding with the ground floor verandah, which is connected with the terrace forming the roofs of the guest rooms and the kitchen block. The segregation room, which, like the chapel, was in ancient times an essential feature of a dwelling-house, big or small, has three ventilators or gable windows, five large windows and three doors, and will answer the requirements of a modern hospital.