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ngle ; and I think thiswill be found as strong as any which could be formed with thesame quantity of timber. Centres of a much larger span, whethersegments, semicircles, or semi-ellipses, might be formed on thesame principle, by having two ring posts trussed together in lieuof the one in^g. 15. I… … 0 , Li I ■! Hf^- give scantlings, or any farther particulars, as the plan may be soeasily understood by inspection.Sept. 19. 1834. Art. V. On the Dtvelliag-Rooms of a House. By I. J. Kent, Esq. The breakfast parlour, dining-room, library, gentlemansroom, storeroom, and sometimes the footmans room,…
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