J, 8, 7J, 9, 10, 8, 7, 7, 8, 31 feet; the ledge then runs along, grad-ually narrowing, 50 leot farther, where another wall occurs across it,after which it soon m rges into the smooth wall of the cave. The firstof these rooms had au aperture leading outward large enough to crawlthrough; the wall an… … 33 generally pierced through the wall at a downward angle. No sign ofeither roofing oriooriug material could be found in any of the rooms.Everything of that kind has been thoroughly burnt put or removed, sothat not a vestige of wood-work remains. We cannot be x^ositivt-lycertain that they had ever…
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