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Bancal

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Ban`cal´
n.1.An ornamental covering, as of carpet or leather, for a bench or form.


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Of a sudden, however, he caught a quick shimmer from the corner of a high-backed bancal in front of him, and, shifting a pace or two to the side, saw a white slender hand, which held a mirror of polished silver in such a way that the concealed observer could see without being seen.
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