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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 29

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quantity of mortar will be used;that less labour will be required ; and that thewalls will, by this mode, be entirely free fromdamp, and the expense at least less by one-fourth than the less eligible mode of lath-and-plaster building. Cross, one straight body laid at any angleupon another. 1. Greek… … from the gabled roof of Norwich Cathedral,and the second from that of Salisbury Cathe-dral. The form of a cross has been pretty

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