 | Edmund Burke - 1767 - 632 страница
...preferably on a ñeep rock, that the melted fnow water may run pfF the better. They lay great Hones upon one another near a fathom broad, and layers of...reft the beam, the length of the houfe ; if one beam M not long enough, they join two three, or even four together, with leather (traps, and fupport them... | |
 | 1792 - 822 страница
...preferably on a lleep rock, becaufe the melted Inow-water may run off the better. They lay great Hones upon one another near a fathom broad, and layers of...beam, the length of the houfe ; if one beam is not Jong enough, they join two, three, or even four together with leather (traps, and fupport them with... | |
 | 1793 - 586 страница
...on a fteep rock, that the melted fnow water may run off the better. f They lay great ñones one upon another near a fathom broad, and layers of earth and...join two, three, or even four together, with leather (traps, and fupport them with poih. They lay rafters acrofs thcfe, and imall wood again between the... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1793 - 620 страница
...on a fteep rock, that the melted fnow water may run off the better. They lay great (tones one upon another near a fathom broad, and layers of earth and fods between them. OB thcfc walls they reft the beam, tin length of the houfe; if one beam is not long enough, they join... | |
 | 1803 - 582 страница
...on a rteep. rock, (hat the melted fnow water may run off the better. They lay great (iones one upon another near a fathom broad, and layers of earth and fods between them. On thefe Walls (hey rcll the beam, the 281 length of tne honfe ; if one beam is licit long enough, they join two,... | |
 | Jesse Page - 1892 - 168 страница
...preferable on a steep rock, because the melted snow-water will run off the better. They lay great stones upon one another near a fathom broad, and layers of earth and sods between them. On these walls they rest the beam the length of the house ; if one beam is not long... | |
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They lay great ftones upon one another near a fathom broad, and layers of earth and fods between them. On thefe walls they reft the beam, the length of the houfe ; if one beam is not long enough, they join two, three, or even four together with leather... 