Lane-Poole, Stanley, 1854-1931 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 112
dnras, however, have two daises, like the Kaa. ARCHITECTURE. 8 = north winds down into the house. In the ventilating chambersbeneath the malkafs, or on the upper terrace of the roof, open tothe sky, the inhabitants are wont to sleep in the hot months. The arrangement of the rooms is incapable of… … FIG. IJB.—SECOND FLOOR. i. Rooms; 2. Bath; 3. Harim ; 4. Space over martdara; 5. Space over rooms;6. Court; 7. Strangers rooms. height of the house; others form mezzanine stories of the normalheight of fourteen feet. You frequently have to ascend or descendseveral steps in going from one chamber to…
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