d be withand take charge of those employed to build a house. Itis not economical for one about to build a home to trustsuch work to the caprice of an inexperienced man, whohas helped around some job, until he has learned thename of tools, but who has no positive knowledge of thetrade, and could not… … Fig. 53.—PLAN OF SECOND FLOOR. 74 HOtTSE-PLANS FOB EVERYBODY. happens, in localities remote from large cities or largetowns, that persons are obliged to do with make-shifts, toget a home at all. It was such a condition of things that ledthe well-disposed pioneer of the West to adopt the…
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