D. The _Hole_ where the _Cradle_ is set.

E. The woodden _Tube_, through which the Air is conveyed towards the

_Cradle_.

F. The _Dore_, by which the _Grate_ and _Cradle_ is let in, which is {82}

to be set 8. or 10. foot higher than the Hole D. and the _Shutter_ made of

Iron, or Wood that will not shrink, that it may shut very close, this

_Dore_ being made large enough to receive the _Cradle_ with ease.

G. The _Grate_ or _Cradle_, which is narrower below than above, that the

Ashes may the more easily fall, and the Air excite the Fire; the bottom

being barred as the sides.

H. The _Border_ or _Ledge_ of the _Cradle_, that rests upon the _Ledge_ C.

I. Four _Chains_ of _Iron_ fastned to the four corners of the _Cradle_, for

taking of it up, and letting of it down.

K. The _Chain_ of _Iron_, to which the other are fastned.

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