COPENHAGEN, 377 to distinguish the projecting from the recessed parts ; and the lintels, protected by relieving arches, sufficiently point out the mode of construction, and ornament it at the same time. The shops are distinguished by large bays. At the top of the gables is a pole, serving to raise… … to 'l "^5 1 10 M'-i Fig- 199- — Elevation of a Lodging-house. in use in Copenhagen ; the soil, too damp and permeable, and too slightly raised above the level of the sea, renders them quite insalubrious. The basement story, which is reached by means of steps in the area, is usually occupied by…
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