If Youre Going to Live in the Country 8 4
If Youre Going to Live in the Country 8 4
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With very large fireplaces, it may be as much astwelve inches. The object of this feature is to stop any accidentaldraft within the flue from going farther and blowing smoke out intothe room. The area in between this and the flue itself is called thesmoke chamber. Here the walls are drawn in with a gradual upward taperto the point where the flue lining begins. The chamber so formed canand does hold accumulated smoke temporarily when a gust of wind acrossthe chimney top cuts off the draft for a ...moment.
In building chimneys, the old masons varied their structural ways andmaterials according to the part of the country in which they worked. New England workmen were partial to a central chimney, the core aroundwhich the house was built, and their usual material was stone. Occasionally brick was used but this material was more in favor withold houses of the middle states and the South. Here, instead of thecentral stack, a chimney was built in each of the two end walls. Theclimate was milder and the style of architecture, with central halland stairway, made such practice desirable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With very large fireplaces, it may be as much astwelve inches. The object of this feature is to stop any accidentaldraft within the flue from going farther and blowing smoke out intothe room. The area in between this and the flue itself is called thesmoke chamber. Here the walls are drawn in with a gradual upward taperto the point where the flue lining begins. The chamber so formed canand does hold accumulated smoke temporarily when a gust of wind acrossthe chimney top cuts off the draft for a ...moment.
In building chimneys, the old masons varied their structural ways andmaterials according to the part of the country in which they worked. New England workmen were partial to a central chimney, the core aroundwhich the house was built, and their usual material was stone. Occasionally brick was used but this material was more in favor withold houses of the middle states and the South. Here, instead of thecentral stack, a chimney was built in each of the two end walls. Theclimate was milder and the style of architecture, with central halland stairway, made such practice desirable.
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