Next to this comes a lighter ash-coloured one, a foot thick; beneath this lies the eleventh stratum, which is dark and very much like the seventh, and two feet thick.
This is followed by an eighth stratum, ashy, rough, and a foot thick.
Joined to the last, and underneath, comes a stratum, the fourth in number, dark in colour and a foot thick.
It should be about a foot thick, and should be immediately removed when it becomes wet or mouldy.
Eighteen inches will not be too much for beds made in sheds, though I have seen excellent crops on beds only a foot thick, in common sheds with leaky sides.
When the bricks are nearly dry, they are placed on a hotbed about a foot thick, in a shed or dry place.
Above them are other pilasters, eighteen feet high, two feet broad, and a foot thick, which carry the beams supporting the principal raftering and the roof of the aisles, which is brought down lower than the main roof.
The lower stratum was from half a foot to a foot thick, and lay immediately over the original lake-sediment.
A hard stratum of travertine a foot thick is obtained, from these thermal springs, in the course of four months.
In July, the ice was so abundant that it could be seen from some distance: it was half a foot thick, and yielded neither to sun nor rain.
A spring of water flowed from the rock at a depth of thirty fathoms below the surface, and was promptly frozen into a coating of ice a foot thick.
On the 13th of March, after I had heard the bluebird, song sparrow, and red-wing, the ice was still nearly a foot thick.
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