its generaladoption. By using bricks for corners and for the finisharound the openings, the most expensive item of stone-work is saved. They need only to be random dressed,and laid nearly in the shape in which they are quarried,as more particularly described for Design XXVII. Whensuch walls are… … Fig. 105.—PLAN OF FIRST FLOOR. 150 HOUSE-PLANS FOR EVEETBODT. uable. In this plan, the stone-work extends only to thehight of the ceiliDg of the first story ; to this Light thematerials may be readily wheeled on trestled scaffolding,while to double this hight would require the use of thetedious…
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