Coffee Its Physiology History And Cultivation Adapted As a Work of Referenc
Coffee Its Physiology History And Cultivation Adapted As a Work of Referenc
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Neither the requirements of the Planter will render necessary, nor his means allow, in most cases, the erection of a grand or expensive habitation, and it is neither pru- dent nor advisable to saddle the accounts of a young estate with a great outlay for an ornamental and superfluous style of architecture ; comfort, neatness, stability, and economy are the only objects to be kept in view.
A bungalow which I built in 1855 in imitation of the Swiss Cottage style, raised 3 feet off the ground on s...tone pillars, with wooden floor, and weather-boarded walls, cost just about 100 ; it contained a sitting room, two bed-rooms and a verandah, and had a masonry fire-place in the centre room.
In houses raised off the ground, dryness and healthiness are attained, but the boards of the floor should be dove-tail- ed together, or the wind striking upwards through the interstices will render it too cold at night.
Bungalow floors may be made either of bricks, paving tiles, plaster, asphalte, or wood. The best of all these is Asphalte, which is a mineral production resembling pitch, or perhaps more closely approaching in appearance to lava .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither the requirements of the Planter will render necessary, nor his means allow, in most cases, the erection of a grand or expensive habitation, and it is neither pru- dent nor advisable to saddle the accounts of a young estate with a great outlay for an ornamental and superfluous style of architecture ; comfort, neatness, stability, and economy are the only objects to be kept in view.
A bungalow which I built in 1855 in imitation of the Swiss Cottage style, raised 3 feet off the ground on s...tone pillars, with wooden floor, and weather-boarded walls, cost just about 100 ; it contained a sitting room, two bed-rooms and a verandah, and had a masonry fire-place in the centre room.
In houses raised off the ground, dryness and healthiness are attained, but the boards of the floor should be dove-tail- ed together, or the wind striking upwards through the interstices will render it too cold at night.
Bungalow floors may be made either of bricks, paving tiles, plaster, asphalte, or wood. The best of all these is Asphalte, which is a mineral production resembling pitch, or perhaps more closely approaching in appearance to lava .
What to read after Coffee Its Physiology History And Cultivation Adapted As a Work of Referenc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund C P Hull to read onlineMoreLess
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