Crossword-Solution: BOOKROOM 8 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 16

But of all of the rooms, even mother's and mine, And the bookroom, and parlour and all, I like the green dining-room so much the best Because of its ceiling and wall.

Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury, there was a bookroom in 1340, for the manuscript of the _Ayenbite of Inwyt_ contains a note that it belongs to the “bochouse.”[238] The form of the catalogue of _c._ 1497 also suggests that a bookroom was then in use.

For a father of this kind will unconsciously inoculate his boy, allowing him to play beside him in the bookroom, where the air is charged with germs (against which there is no disinfectant, I believe, except commercial conversation), and when the child is weary of his toys will give him an old book of travels, with quaint pictures which never depart from the memory.

The breakfast went over pleasantly enough, and Kilcullen was asking Mat to accompany him into the stables, to see what novelties they should find there, when Lord Cashel spoiled the arrangement by saying, “Could you spare me half-an-hour in the bookroom first, Kilcullen?” This request, of course, could not be refused; and the father and son walked off, leaving Mat Tierney to the charity of the ladies.

Emily coaxed from her permission to have a fire in the bookroom, and there we three had a memorably happy time.