y, but has almost entirely been abandoned for manyyears now on account of the uneven way in which such kilns fire. LETTERS OF P6RE DENTRECOLLES. 103 they were used for firing porcelain ; no doubt in those daysthey thought less of the expense and more of a perfect pieceof work. [Here follows an… … E{ A. Fire Mouth. B. Body of Furnace. C. CHriviNEY. D. Retaining Wall.E. Steps to ascend to Crown of Furnace. tion much more clearly than the account given in theletters.] On the top of the furnace there are three little peep-holes,covered with some broken pieces of pot, and they relieve theair and…
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