Question

We have four here to board, great good-for-nothings,

Answer 1

The kitchen is spacious and comfortable.

Answer 2

Answer:

The men act with inappropriate ease in the home

Explanation:

“To sprawl about” is to lie or sit in a lazy way or in a spread-out position around a place. The narrator uses the idiom to refer to the men, and not to the kitchen. He or she is complaining, and is not happy with the men's attitude: they are being lazy, acting with inappropriate ease in the home, and with carelessness while the narrator is doing all the work.