The building they surround is an oblong square, the front of which, turned towards the east, is out of the line of the left wing of the great court.
The floor of the house was laid with fine gravel; except in the middle, where there was an oblong square of blue pebbles, raised about six inches higher than the floor.
Its form, an oblong square, is symbolic of the supposed oblong form of the world as known to the ancients.
A square, a circle, a triangle, or any other form but that of an oblong square, would be eminently incorrect and unmasonic, because such a figure would not be an expression of the symbolic idea which is intended to be conveyed.
The form of a masonic lodge is said to be a parallelogram, or oblong square; its greatest length being from east to west, its breadth from north to south.
They are now ready for the borer, which is an oblong square bit of steel, pressed in its rotation against the barrel, by a slip of wood applied to one of its flat sides, and held in its place by a ring of metal.
The furnace is usually an oblong square chamber, built of large fire-bricks, and arched over with fire-stone, a siliceous grit of excellent quality extracted from the coal measures of Newcastle.
Its form is an oblong square, with gardens, and walks in the centre.
The sylvan ball room, is an oblong square, lined with beautiful treillages, surmounted with vases of flowers.
In the centre, is an oblong square railing, which encloses the exact spot where formerly stood that instrument of death, which was voted permanent by its remorseless employers.
At a short distance to the west of this edifice is an oblong square building, called by the natives Deir Boheiry [Arabic], or the Monastery of the priest Boheiry.
Its main body consists of an oblong square, the interior of which is about twenty-five paces in length, and eighteen in breadth.
The place called Andjar lies near the Anti-Libanus, and consists of a ruined town-wall, inclosing an oblong square of half an hour in circumference; the greater part of the wall is in ruins.
The Arboretum of trees and shrubs is confined to the two ends of the garden, it being an oblong square, but the south side is much the longest.
The garden forms an oblong square, with a range of hot-houses and gardener's house at the north end, close to the Heidelberg Gate.
There was no writing or ornament, only a higher heap of stones, and piled in the shape of an oblong square.
It runs into a basin made and banked up for it, an oblong square of some twenty yards by fifteen.
Two great blocks of rock stand out on the surface which we traverse, one an oblong square, the other sugar-loaf, but flattened at the top.
The entire building was no doubt an oblong square, of which the shorter sides seem to have measured 370 feet.
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