Genealogies of Our Arms Grandfathers
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SHELDON THE STORY OF THE OLD INDIAN HOUSE Its Imnic was largely of oak. It was 21 by 42 feet.
Two stories with a steep pitch roof. In front, the second story projected about 2 feet. The ends of the cross beams being supported by ornamental oak brackets; two of which are preserved, with the door in {Memorial Hall. zA lean-to, 13 and a half feet wide, ran the whole length of the north side ; its roof being a continuation of that on the main building.
The ground floor was thus 34 and a half by 42 ...feet.
Near the center, rose the chimney ; about 10 feet square at the base, with fireplaces on the sides and rear. The lower floor was laid under the sill, which projecting beyond the wall, formed a ledge around the bottom of the rooms; a tempting seat lor the children. Including the garret there- were five rooms in the main structure. Each oj them lighted by two windows, with diamond panes set in lead.
The kitchen was in a central part of the lean-to, with windows in the rear. The great fire place (8 feet long, in- cluding the oven) was a deep cavern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SHELDON THE STORY OF THE OLD INDIAN HOUSE Its Imnic was largely of oak. It was 21 by 42 feet.
Two stories with a steep pitch roof. In front, the second story projected about 2 feet. The ends of the cross beams being supported by ornamental oak brackets; two of which are preserved, with the door in {Memorial Hall. zA lean-to, 13 and a half feet wide, ran the whole length of the north side ; its roof being a continuation of that on the main building.
The ground floor was thus 34 and a half by 42 ...feet.
Near the center, rose the chimney ; about 10 feet square at the base, with fireplaces on the sides and rear. The lower floor was laid under the sill, which projecting beyond the wall, formed a ledge around the bottom of the rooms; a tempting seat lor the children. Including the garret there- were five rooms in the main structure. Each oj them lighted by two windows, with diamond panes set in lead.
The kitchen was in a central part of the lean-to, with windows in the rear. The great fire place (8 feet long, in- cluding the oven) was a deep cavern.
What to read after Genealogies of Our Arms Grandfathers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves, Nettie a to read onlineMoreLess
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