London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 142
ny little comfort which the labourer might highly value, yetwhich would be of but small cost, should never be grudged. In this design, a wooden floor is introduced in the living-room(instead of stone), as one of the many means of assisting, in somedegree, to render more comfortable the home, and… … with a seat on each side, and a window above each seat; b is thekitchen, or principal living-room, 17 ft. by J 2 ft., fitted up withan oven, &c., and having the closet c adjoining to it; d is theback-kitchen or washhouse, 7^ ft. by 8 ft., with a copper boilerfixed in the corner adjoining the…
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