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1      I,  XIII | contrived of planks, beams, and timbers. As may readily be supposed,
2      I,  XIII |      squared-and formed so many timbers, averaging some twenty feet
3      I,  XIII |       part of the work, and the timbers were brought down by the
4      I,  XIII |         the layer of ashes.~The timbers, both in the inside and
5     II,  XIX  |          Instead of joining the timbers and planks together on the
6     II,  XXI  |        assortment of planks and timbers might save the lives of
7     II,  XXIII|         and two or three of the timbers of the roofs. Most of the