nd boys tenon and mortise, but that the ends of the rails are partly let into the posts by notching the latter for this will frequently prefer forcing themselves between the purpose ; the rail is, however, also cut as shown in wires of fences rather than climb a stepstile, with a Fig. 73, and this… … the wicket over to well painted in a FIG. 69.— STONE STEPS PROTRUDING FROM STONE HEDGE OK WALL. conspicuous colour, the other posts, thus opening a passage out. To prevent mischievous and, if properly placed, will frequently prevent broken fences. Such wickets or bridle gates should be made persons…
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