Hog Raising in British Columbia
Hog Raising in British Columbia
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The Shed-roof Portable House. The illustrations show a type of house some- times preferred to the A-shaped house. The upper door can be fixed in any desired position to keep out the storms or the hot sun and still provide ventilation. The hinges are at the top. The smaller opening at the top is a window. Light and ventilation are important features to secure, and should always be provided. With all the openings thrown open in summer, such a house will be quite cool. In winter, with door and win...dow closed and the ventilator slightly open, it makes a very warm house. The door can be hung from the top to open either way when nosed by the hog, so that it will always swing shut.
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* r C 19 The key to letters shown on frame is as follows: (a) Pieces 8 feet long: - inches long;^(c) 6 feet long; (d) 2 feet 6 inches long; (e) 2 feet 3 inches long; (/) 7 feet long; (g) 3 feet 9 inches long; (ft) 5 feet 4 inches long; (it 11 inches long.
The following amount of lumber is necessary to construct the house described : Six pieces 2x4 inches, 1C feet long; five pieces 2x4 inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Shed-roof Portable House. The illustrations show a type of house some- times preferred to the A-shaped house. The upper door can be fixed in any desired position to keep out the storms or the hot sun and still provide ventilation. The hinges are at the top. The smaller opening at the top is a window. Light and ventilation are important features to secure, and should always be provided. With all the openings thrown open in summer, such a house will be quite cool. In winter, with door and win...dow closed and the ventilator slightly open, it makes a very warm house. The door can be hung from the top to open either way when nosed by the hog, so that it will always swing shut.
IS P* ?
* r C 19 The key to letters shown on frame is as follows: (a) Pieces 8 feet long: - inches long;^(c) 6 feet long; (d) 2 feet 6 inches long; (e) 2 feet 3 inches long; (/) 7 feet long; (g) 3 feet 9 inches long; (ft) 5 feet 4 inches long; (it 11 inches long.
The following amount of lumber is necessary to construct the house described : Six pieces 2x4 inches, 1C feet long; five pieces 2x4 inches.
What to read after Hog Raising in British Columbia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S H Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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