"bedgoer" meaning in English

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          "text": "One hundred men, besides officers, form the band; of these eight are ushers, four hangers, and two bedgoers. The functions of the usher are well known; but it may not be so well remembered that the ancient services of the hangers and bedgoers was to hang with tapestry and fit up chambers for royalty, when princes travelled, or removed from palace to palace, […]"
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        "(historical) A yeoman responsible for taking care of the beds."
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        "A person who retires to bed to sleep."
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        "(rare) A person who retires to bed to sleep."
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