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parlourDefinitions
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| parlour | |
| 1. n. (British) standard spelling of parlor |  |
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| She met a young woman, married to a taxi driver, with two little daughters, who was so disabled by the disease that she was bedridden in the downstairs parlour, entirely dependent on local health authority visitors, family and friends, and so forth. |
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