Originally they were worn simply to give greater warmth than would an open cloak to people who regularly spent long hours in unheated and draughty churches.
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He then had a draughty wait for several hours before someone in the Main Chamber was able to confirm that his second rope reached the floor.
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{{ block quote | Arriving at the large, draughty, austere white chapel, I was amazed at the sights and sounds that greeted me.
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As the bailiff walked away he was heard to remark, " No wonder Jack won't pay rent on a draughty old place like that !"
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Textile hangings helped to keep draughty stone buildings warm, and had the great advantage for those with many homes of being relatively easy to carry between them.
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Due to a lack of inter-carriage diaphragms and the ancient construction giving draughty conditions for staff, the vans were banned from service as of midnight 7 June 1982.
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These grey stone houses were drab and draughty, but they were also solid and sanitary, and were probably better flats than those in other projects of the time ."
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During 1896 Maybrick entered into the prison infirmary for two weeks suffering from a'feverish cold'caused, Maybrick claims, by the inadequate clothing, bedding and draughty cells.
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Historically, the use of lamps of all types was of shorter duration than we are accustomed to with electric lights, and in the far more draughty buildings, it was of less concern and danger.
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Before the first season, which started in 1983 at the Arts Theatre in London s West End, black theatre was largely relegated to draughty church halls and rooms in community centres on the outskirts of cities.
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