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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 29

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e Repertory of Artsand Manufactures. His objections againstthe generality of cottages for the labouringpoor are these:—That being of either lath-and-plaster v^ork, or their walls composed ofbricks of not more than four inches in thick-ness, and rough-cast, or rendered ; in the firstinstance proving… … proposes to lay the foundation course, and thetwo following courses of the walls, in the usualold English manner, with alternate courses ofheaders and stretchers ; and from this founda-tion the wall is to be raised to the requiredheight by alternate courses of stretchers onedge, on the back and…

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