Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 173
for the wall of the house will beplaced around that steel cage, and as the concreteis poured into the molds the cage will be buriedout of sight. It is easy to see the column is much 712 THE BOY BUILDERS [June, stronger for those rods buried within it. Come,let us look at a part of the house that is… … FIG. 4. A CONCRETE HOUSE, COMPLETED. Clarence followed his cousins to another partof the building, and what they saw is shown inFig. 2 on the preceding page. Oh! said Clarence, now I cair see what youmean. The wooden molds form a deep, narrow,
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