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 DOUNE CASTLE 425 THIRD PERIOD window recess, which has served as the chapel. The piscina, locker, etc., FIG. 368. Doune Castle. Details of Fireplaces. are still preserved. This arrangement recalls the similar plan of the chapel at Borthwick. It is thought that the large pointed windows in FIG. 869. Doune Castle. Plan of Second Floor. the south curtain (Fig. 362) indicate the intention of erecting a large