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But a larger part by far of these buildings have floors made of [[truncion?]].  These are split from clean ash logs.  They are about two inches thick & [[hewn so?]] smooth as to answer this purpose & are jointed also with a common [[axe?]].  [[Unclear]] that in one [[unclear]] I came to a dwelling where they were
But a larger part by far of these buildings have floors made of [[truncion?]].  These are split from clean ash logs.  They are about two inches thick & [[hewn so?]] smooth as to answer this purpose & are jointed also with a common [[axe?]].  [[Unclear]] that in one [[unclear]] I came to a dwelling where they were repairing the floor.  It was necessary for me to remain there during the night.  All the () floor had been removed & two new [[truncion?]] or plank had been split from an oak log & brought to the house & laid down where the floor should be; but no axe had passed over them.  The sides were just as smooth & as soft as when separated from the

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But a larger part by far of these buildings have floors made of truncion?. These are split from clean ash logs. They are about two inches thick & hewn so? smooth as to answer this purpose & are jointed also with a common axe?. Unclear that in one unclear I came to a dwelling where they were repairing the floor. It was necessary for me to remain there during the night. All the () floor had been removed & two new truncion? or plank had been split from an oak log & brought to the house & laid down where the floor should be; but no axe had passed over them. The sides were just as smooth & as soft as when separated from the