The Story of a House
The Story of a House
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This requires on our part more attention and supervision, but we can be certain at least that we shall not be deceived in the quality of material by a contractor who would, perhaps, be interested in furnishing us with stuff in- ferior to that which we had bargained for.
" We will make a similar arrangement with the carpenter. Your father tells me that he has some pieces of oak, cut within a year or two, and stowed away at Noire t's farm. Let us go and look at them, and mark those which we selec...t to use. Our numbered plan gives the lengths of the floor- ing-joists. " As they passed along beside the stream which trickled through the little valley, the cousin attentively examined its banks, and every now and then rapped the sides with the ferule of his cane.
" What do you see there ? " said Paul.
" I think that we shall find good material here for making 90 THE STORY OF A HOUSE.
the cellar vaults. You see this yellowish stone, as porous as a sponge. It is a present which the modest little stream makes us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This requires on our part more attention and supervision, but we can be certain at least that we shall not be deceived in the quality of material by a contractor who would, perhaps, be interested in furnishing us with stuff in- ferior to that which we had bargained for.
" We will make a similar arrangement with the carpenter. Your father tells me that he has some pieces of oak, cut within a year or two, and stowed away at Noire t's farm. Let us go and look at them, and mark those which we selec...t to use. Our numbered plan gives the lengths of the floor- ing-joists. " As they passed along beside the stream which trickled through the little valley, the cousin attentively examined its banks, and every now and then rapped the sides with the ferule of his cane.
" What do you see there ? " said Paul.
" I think that we shall find good material here for making 90 THE STORY OF A HOUSE.
the cellar vaults. You see this yellowish stone, as porous as a sponge. It is a present which the modest little stream makes us.
What to read after The Story of a House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viollet-Le-Duc, Eugène-Emmanuel, 1814-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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