The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1815 |
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... Fires improved , or anew method of building chimneys , so as to prevent their smoking . In which a small fire shall warm a room . much better than a large one made the common way . And the method of altering such chimneys as are already ...
... Fires improved , or anew method of building chimneys , so as to prevent their smoking . In which a small fire shall warm a room . much better than a large one made the common way . And the method of altering such chimneys as are already ...
Strona 78
... fire places , some of which were possessed of great power , are rendered obvious to the lowest capacity by tolerable engravings and ample descrip- tions . By an examination of these plates , any workman of intel- ligence and ingenuity ...
... fire places , some of which were possessed of great power , are rendered obvious to the lowest capacity by tolerable engravings and ample descrip- tions . By an examination of these plates , any workman of intel- ligence and ingenuity ...
Strona 79
... fire with the greatest ease , and , if you will , make it flame all the time without the trouble of blow- ing . 2. To make a room very warm with a little fire , which may also give heat to another room . 3. To disperse the heat so uni ...
... fire with the greatest ease , and , if you will , make it flame all the time without the trouble of blow- ing . 2. To make a room very warm with a little fire , which may also give heat to another room . 3. To disperse the heat so uni ...
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