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 FARM HOUSES AND FARMERIES IN VARIOUS STYLES. 425 Fig. 87 1 shows the gate-post, o, and a cross section of the top rail of the gate, p. Fig. 872, bottom rail of the gate, g'j and lower part of a baluster, under the rail, r. Fig. 873 shows a horizontal section of the gate-posts, s, and of the gate-head, f. Fig. 874 is a baluster of the gate, different from that in the side rail, shown in fig. 870. Fig. 875 is the elevation of the external door of the house, to a scale of four feet to an inch ; below which are the plan, a, to the same scale ; and the section of the muntings, b ; the latter to the scale of a quarter of an inch to an inch. 875 Fig. 876 is a horizontal section of part of a window, showing the stone window jaml>, c, stone munting, d, and the cast-iron frames of the windows let into them, e e e. Fig. 877 is a section of the stone drip mouldings, or labels, put over the windows, to a scale of one inch to a foot. Fig. 878 shows three sections of different parts of the chimney shafts, to a scale of one inch to a foot ; f is a section of the head of the shafts ; p is a section of the base; and h is a section of the drip moulding under the base, shown at /; in figs. 879 to 882. Figs. 879 to 882 are the elevations of the four different patt9i-ns of chimney shafts, below which are the plans, i i i i. 879 881 1 1 1 Sl=!p^^ 1/ (7 1 1 / S. J>-, ^ 8S2