London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 144
efore, the window of the living-room is made large. Theclosets are important for comfort and economy ; and the fluesare contrived so as to lose as little heat as possible. SPECIFICATION.Masons Work. — The ground is to be excavated to thenecessary depth for the walls, drains, cesspool, &c.;… … The walls are to be well and soundly built of good flat-beddedPenant stone; having bond-stones introduced every 5 ft. apart;and the quoins hammer-dressed. The external fronts are to befaced with hammer-dressed Penant stone, laid in courses not ex-ceeding 6 in. wide; and the joints to be neatly…
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