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共 18 段- In respect to these “natural” and consequently primitive “sy
- An opposite effect to that of warming is frequently desirabl
- There are numerous similar hamlets and villages in England,
- This mode of construction is now being practically tested in
- More land was purchased by the Royal Commissioners to make u
- bounds; if a cheap large house with plenty of accommodation
- The plan was an endeavour to make the most of the space affo
- In Northamptonshire the half-timbered houses are commonly ca
- The attic plan (page 292) contained three large rooms for th
- sculpture is arranged on each side of the gallery, the bas-r
- These ice-wells have not often so long a passage of approach
- When flues are carefully constructed, with the best modern i
- A more practical plan was proposed about 1851 by Mr. Devey,
- In large country houses the flue pedestal would warm the upp
- The building contains upwards of forty rooms; the basement i
- “Unaffected, simple, and easily written, it will disappoint
- “Mr. W. C. Hazlitt has published a very pretty and interesti
- “Interesting and curious. Contains as many as it was possibl