Meanings of little antechamber in English

Eager to advance to the little antechamber, he allowed Aennchen to wait behind him.

He refused to be silent, thinking it a way of getting to the little antechamber.

The mother looked at the doors; through one of them she had entered from the little antechamber.

This notable audience took place in a little antechamber of his private apartments, covered all round with antique carts and bas-reliefs.

They were entering a little antechamber with five black and red dots and in the back some red dots and lines.

We rushed into the little antechamber, in which lights were burning, and there saw a sight that I for one never shall forget.

Both pages, in suits of gold-embroidered velvet, rushed into the little antechamber, and quickly returned, each one bearing a pretty, shallow basket in his hand.

They seem now like little antechambers and corridors, through which I have passed to something far more noble and gracious.