Letters And Correspondence of John Henry Newman During His Life in the English Church 2
Letters And Correspondence of John Henry Newman During His Life in the English Church 2
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We have bought nine acres, and want to build a fiovi]. Give me some hint about building. My notion is to build a bit, and then stop, but to build it on a plan, which will admit of being added to. Were I a draughtsman I would hit off something good ; as it is, take the following (with a plan) : The library admits of increase along one side, and is to be lighted with upper windows only, the room being (say) 16 to 18 feet high.
The cells to be added as required, being (say) 9 or 10 feet high.
The ...oratory or chapel a matter altogether for future consideration.
I want a cell to contain three rooms : i, a sitting-room 12 by 9 (say) ; 2, a bed-room 6 by 6 ? ; and 3, a cold-bath room 6 by 3 ?
Again, June 10, 1840: I have got another idea since I saw you, which, for what I know, you will annihilate on the ground of expense. It is to have the cells vpo7i a cloister, as at Magdalen, and a hbrary too. Will you give me your thoughts about this ?
I meant to have asked before whether I could not get rid of chimneys and iireplaces by pipes of hot water, or would this be a great expense ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have bought nine acres, and want to build a fiovi]. Give me some hint about building. My notion is to build a bit, and then stop, but to build it on a plan, which will admit of being added to. Were I a draughtsman I would hit off something good ; as it is, take the following (with a plan) : The library admits of increase along one side, and is to be lighted with upper windows only, the room being (say) 16 to 18 feet high.
The cells to be added as required, being (say) 9 or 10 feet high.
The ...oratory or chapel a matter altogether for future consideration.
I want a cell to contain three rooms : i, a sitting-room 12 by 9 (say) ; 2, a bed-room 6 by 6 ? ; and 3, a cold-bath room 6 by 3 ?
Again, June 10, 1840: I have got another idea since I saw you, which, for what I know, you will annihilate on the ground of expense. It is to have the cells vpo7i a cloister, as at Magdalen, and a hbrary too. Will you give me your thoughts about this ?
I meant to have asked before whether I could not get rid of chimneys and iireplaces by pipes of hot water, or would this be a great expense ?
What to read after Letters And Correspondence of John Henry Newman During His Life in the English Church 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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