A home for all; or, The gravel wall and octagon mode of building .. (1854)
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 108
HEN AND WOODHOUSEMATERIALS, LABOR, FOUNDATION, AND ROOF ! OF Somewhere neat* one-fourth the net total cost of the whole house; not, be it ob-served, by our gravel-wall plan, but by our octagon shape. Allthis in addition to all the items already shown to be saved bythe length and superiority of… … THIRD STORY OF THE 8IXTEEN-FEET OCTAGON. ting-room with the stairway, we will go up two or three stairs, 102 SUPERIORITY OF THE OCTAGON FORM. toward the acute angle B, in Fig. 14, and after rising two orthree steps, as our space will allow, we will turn on a broad stair,and go up that central…
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