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All the upper chambers were narrower because the galleries took up more space than they did on the first and second levels. There were no columns for the chambers on the third level—no columns like the ones in the courtyards—so the chambers on the third level were set back further than the chambers on the first and second levels. The wall behind the chambers ran parallel to them and the outer courtyard for a distance of 87½ feet.

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