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In the barer regions the use of stone is common, and some of these cottages in general style bear some resemblance to the stone houses of the Cotswolds, though they cannot approach them a^ -A -.:~ : ~%g% rA^j.
COTTAGES OF SUSSEX AND WESSEX 159 in elegance. The thatched roof of the Wiltshire cottage is distinctive, and gives a much homelier appearance.
There is another style of building which under different names extends west to Dorsetshire and Devonshire, and is probably a survival of an older... style of building than the timbered cottage. In it the walls are built merely of mud hardened in the sun.
In more important buildings, of course, such a soft and crumbling material has to be strengthened by stone or brick-work, but in the little cottages of the Wilt- shire valleys walls of mud alone are sufficient for the homely cottages. The simplicity of the thatched roof is repeated in the uniform wall surface below, and nothing could be quieter or less pretentious than such a building nestjing under the shade of the luxuri- ant trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the barer regions the use of stone is common, and some of these cottages in general style bear some resemblance to the stone houses of the Cotswolds, though they cannot approach them a^ -A -.:~ : ~%g% rA^j.
COTTAGES OF SUSSEX AND WESSEX 159 in elegance. The thatched roof of the Wiltshire cottage is distinctive, and gives a much homelier appearance.
There is another style of building which under different names extends west to Dorsetshire and Devonshire, and is probably a survival of an older... style of building than the timbered cottage. In it the walls are built merely of mud hardened in the sun.
In more important buildings, of course, such a soft and crumbling material has to be strengthened by stone or brick-work, but in the little cottages of the Wilt- shire valleys walls of mud alone are sufficient for the homely cottages. The simplicity of the thatched roof is repeated in the uniform wall surface below, and nothing could be quieter or less pretentious than such a building nestjing under the shade of the luxuri- ant trees.
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