. Yves Guyot. It connects the Oise jection into the water, perhaps representing steps or other, as shown at a, 6, e, d, and e in Fig. 6, and with with the Aisne. Its length is 48 kiloms., or 30 miles, the piers for the porches. On the east of this fifth a straight rod, as shown at/. At g they are… … In Fig. 3, the rosette, d, is formed of a cir- Fig. 3.-GRILL FOR WINDOW. frescoes ; and fourth and last, underneath cular ring filled with segments of a similar all is the pool itself, cut in the solid rock. and with five arches of well preserved masonry. This ring in the manner shown. Each pair of…
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