Harding, James Duffield: Drawing Models, And Their Uses (London, 1854)

POEMS OF THE MODELS.

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are flatter and only half their height. This figure would
be represented by a plan thus

the line AB showing the direction of the ridge of the

roof of Kg. 7.

FIG. 6. / li \ A 1 GABLE

A half gable. Two of these figures placed together form
a gable. This is shown by the dotted lines which represent
another half gable so placed. These together, with Tig. 5,
form a solid cube.

HG. /. Ml \ A 1 GABLE.

This figure, which, for the sake of convenience, I deno-