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sideration, and the home set upbeyond the possible danger of floods.As a matter of course, a heavily woodedspot will be chosen, but one should notbe lured by the cool of the forest intorearing his little temple in the heart ofthe wilderness. Better build it on theoutskirts of the woods than in the… … Comfort in Tent and Cabin delight, and the gloom of the forest atnight will be relieved by the light ofthe moon and stars. Even a morningsun-bath will not be amiss. The sunwill also keep the cabin healthful. An elevation should always be chosenfor a cabin site. If Nature has notreared such a mound,…
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