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Page 153
... walls three feet thick . These walls had a core of stone rubble faced on each surface with well - shaped limestone blocks . On the outer surface were what appeared to be plugged - up windows with projecting awnings above them made of ...
... walls three feet thick . These walls had a core of stone rubble faced on each surface with well - shaped limestone blocks . On the outer surface were what appeared to be plugged - up windows with projecting awnings above them made of ...
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... walls were sliding panels which were moved aside in the morning on clear days to reveal a narrow passageway on at least two sides and sometimes all four sides of the house . Houses with Convertible Rooms The inner wall of this ...
... walls were sliding panels which were moved aside in the morning on clear days to reveal a narrow passageway on at least two sides and sometimes all four sides of the house . Houses with Convertible Rooms The inner wall of this ...
Page 504
... wall decorations appeared in the house , except occasional carvings in the walls above the sliding panels . Except for the houses farthest back in the hills , there was almost always one electric- light bulb , usually in the room with ...
... wall decorations appeared in the house , except occasional carvings in the walls above the sliding panels . Except for the houses farthest back in the hills , there was almost always one electric- light bulb , usually in the room with ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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