According to Farnham, that used by the Pi Utes is six feet long, while that of the Shoshones seen by Lewis and Clark was only two and a half feet in length.
The two centre posts, at each end, are two and a half feet in diameter, and carved into human figures, supporting two ridge poles on their heads, twelve feet from the ground.
It is generally made of yew or crab-apple wood, and is three and a half feet long, with about two inches at each end turned sharply backwards from the string.
Flowers gathered into very conspicuous pendent yellow spikes, two and a half feet long.
The swollen tuberous stem measures as much as one and a half feet in length, and is usually occupied by many ants.
About two and one-half feet of fresh stable litter should be put into the frame and firmly packed, with an inch or two of sand spread over it.
This uniform gray colored Crane differs from the next species only in size, being about three feet in length, while the Sandhill averages three and one-half feet.
Single egg laid on the bare ground at end of a burrow three and one-half feet long.
This is a magnificent bird, about five and one-half feet in length.
Such as it was, however, a black woman brought it on her head, in a tray or trough two and a half feet long, where the men and women were promiscuously herded.
Footnote 14: A piece of oak timber two and a half feet long, flat and wide at one end.
This whip had a stout handle about two feet long, and a lash about four and a half feet.
May 3d, we found water at a depth of eight feet, and on the 6th had to dig through eight and a half feet.
The ice upon the fresh-water lakes where we encamped averaged about six and a half feet.
The roof has a pitch of 30 to 40° from a horizontal line, and broadly spread over the walls, say two and a half feet, showing the ends of the rafters, bracket fashion.
It should also be at least seven and a half feet high in the clear; and if it be even nine feet, that is not too much.
If the soil be a clay, or clayey loam, it should be underdrained two and a half feet, to be perfect, and the draining so planned as to lead off to a lower spot outside.
The formation of the uppermost one, the Greek layer of six and one-half feet required 1061.
The time required to cover the foundations of Troy to a depth of forty-six and one-half feet of debris must have been very long.
The jaws of this trap consist of two pieces of board three inches wide and about three and a half feet long, resting edgeways one on the other, held firmly by four posts driven in the ground.
A stout birch stick is cut about three or four feet long and lodged on a forked stick at each side of the door and about two and a half feet high.
They are about fifty-five feet high, by six and a half feetin diameter, and no Corinthian pillar of this colossal size would ever have been set up by the Greeks in their better days.
These doorways, made by a huge lintel, about seven and a half feet long, laid over an aperture in the building, with its edges very smoothly and carefully cut, are for the most part absolutely perfect.
In the rear half and on both sides of the door a bank of snow two and a half feet high is raised and cut off straight, a passage trench five feet wide and six feet long remaining.
The point is about one and one-third of a foot to one and one-half feet long.
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