her, and a very pretty method ofconstructing wooden cottages, is to runa string-piece along on a line with thewindow-sills, and fill the lower sectionwith vertical boarding, as just described,and the upper part, to the eaves, withshingles or slates, having the anglessquared off. In the… … Fig. 2. A, Is the Hall with Staircase. B,The Dining-room. C, The Parlor withbay windows. D, The Kitchen, withegress, under the Stair-landing, to theyard. E, The Pantry off the Diningroom. F, The Piazza. No. 2. Gives the same accomodation,but in a very different form. A, TheHall and Staircase. B,…
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