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THE CARAVAN "SIEGLINDA" 45loops, and at the floor a canvas rough-paper bag.Above there are many leather loops, for map,diary, contour-book, letters for post, newspapers.Finally, in each corner hangs a pot for flowers"on a hook, an institution which greatly sets" off the room without adding to the number ofloose properties. For the small, exasperatingtraffic in minor chattels, with no fixed place ofabode, must always be cut down. Everythingdayyou are likely to need in the course of theshould be at hand, and even visible, but it shouldbe well out of your way and firmly fixed.Thatiswhy we have so far developed the wall-worksof the middleroom.I am afraid that there is not much more to bedone to this room.The Head Mechanic sits andponders on it sometimes in the quietof theevening, trying to devise improvements ; butthere is little scope for him left.The Bedroom is about eight feet by six and ahalf, and I do not think that more solid comfortwith so little confusion could be packed into thespace. For I count the bedroom to be the creamof SIEGLINDA. A double bed, four feet in breadth,made of wooden slats like those often used onboard ship, occupies the far end. A broad shelf,capable of being used as a bed, crosses the foot