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A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 612

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lso work done and any fabric made in thisway. As applied to the making of closureswith mud or clay, wickerwork is generallycalled \\attle (see Wattle and Dab). ■WICKET. A small door, gate, window, ortrap; especially a small door or gate formingpart of a large one, usually specified as wicketdoor,… … Wickyup ; Pai Ute Form, of Tule Rushes ;Nev.vd.a.. There is gener.\lly an OpeningAT Top. A. An American Indian hut or shelter com-posed of bnish, rushes, boughs, or bark; espe-cially one of the dwellings of the Pai Ute, whichare built of tule rushes woven over a conicalframework of poles 8 or 10…

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