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th-coming at once, gives rise to a suspicion that onesprofessional ability is not of the most thorough char- 82 WOODWARD S COUNTRY HOMES acter. There are so many conditions to govern resultsin house building, that even an approximate estimatemay fall very wide of the mark. Two houses may bebuilt… … Fig. 51.—First Floor. observer would detect no difference, and yet one mayhonestly cost just double the amount in money ex-pended on the other; even the same builder may buikltwo houses precisely alike in all respects, and yet thecost be quite unequal. On one site stone may beeasily obtained, a…
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