A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 302
r ; u.sed for covering sides or roofsof houses, aliout 4 or .5 inches of its lengthbeing exposed. Shingles are now sometimesmade of metal in tlie form of tiles. SHINGLE-ROOFED. Roofed with shin-gles. SHINTO; SHINTOO. The moral codeor system of Japan. Sliinto .shrines are plainwooden structures,… … She.^thing, Diagon.\l and Vertical, as with RoughBoards on a Frame of Studs and Ties; the schemeSHOWN IS German. 494 SHIPPEN SHIPPEN ; SHIPPON. In local Britishusage, a stable fur cattle. SHOE. A piece of stone, timber, or, morecommonly, of iron, shaped to receive the lowerend of any member; either…
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