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Then he remembered the tapestry that hid the entrance to the water room.

Richard's flashlight beam crawled slowly across the dark walls near the water room.

The water room was in the same place as in the other underground lairs.

It would have been nice to clean up in the water room Miss Lilly had shown him.

"Cooler than down in the water room."

The tank sentinel was on duty, going to and fro in front of the horizontal tunnel that led past the water room.

Bring her to the water room!"

And how had it come into the Run, which was manifestly too narrow and shallow to give it water room?

Menolly merely brandished the sack and proceeded down to the water rooms.

And the "mineral water rooms," $174 year-round, have water piped in from the hot springs.

The water room.

Water Room: While in a room composed of glass, water is quickly filtering in.

The 7 P.M. $68 events begin with wine or Champagne in the water room.

Save Water Room 201, 280 Broadway at Chambers Street; (212) 566-0945.

Back to the Water Room, visitors can observe the water treatment process that enables the water to later be used in the boilers.

A major feature of The Water Room is the networks of tunnels and underground rivers underneath the city.

A tarpaulin hung across the entrance to the water room, isolating it and converting it into a labor room for Lee.

Openings The Maidstone Arms in East Hampton has opened its casual, cozy water room.

It includes the lyrics, "A cold water room, it's not much, I know, but for now it's where I belong.

Water Room (inst.)

The Christopher Fowler crime thriller The Water Room uses the River Fleet as a major setting.

After experimentation, the Sala da Água (Water Room) is next.

The Water Room, Christopher Fowler (Doubleday)

Besides the hot water rooms and cold water rooms, there were gardens, stadiums, art galleries, libraries, and places to eat.