 | English literature - 1771 - 522 pages
...unflacked lime, and of fine fand, in the proportion of one part of the lime to three parts of the fand, as much as a labourer can well manage at once : and...adding water gradually, mix the whole well together by means of a trowel, till it be reduced to the confidence of mortar. Apply it immediately, while it... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1772 - 656 pages
...unflacked lime, and of fine fand, in the proportion of one part of the lime to three parts of the fand, as much as a labourer can well manage at once ; and...purpofe either of mortar, as a cement to brick or Hone, or of plaiiler, for the furface of any building. It will then ferment for fome days in drier... | |
 | 1772 - 412 pages
...unflacked lime, and of 1 fine fand, in the proportion of one part of the lime to three parts of the fand, as much as a labourer can well manage at once; and...the whole -well together, 'till it be reduced to the confiftcnce of mortar. Apply it immediately while it is yet hot, to the purpofe either of mortar, as... | |
 | History - 1794 - 588 pages
...unflacked lime, and of fine fand, in the proportion of one part of the lime to three parts of the fand, a« much as a labourer can well manage at once ; and then...mortar. Apply it immediately while it is yet hot, to the purpofs either of mortar, as a cement to brick or iront, or of plafter, for the furface of any building.... | |
 | History - 1803 - 582 pages
...and then adding wler ^rndually, mix the whole well toge¡iier, till it be reduced to the contilience of mortar. Apply it immediately while it is yet hot, to the pmyole either of mortar, as я cement to brick or flone, or of plafter, for the furface of any building.... | |
 | 1815 - 442 pages
...and then adding .water gradually, mix the whole well togetjier, till U fee reduced lo the consistency of mortar. Apply it immediately, while it is yet hot, to the purpose either of mortar as a cement to brick pp stone, or of plaster for the surface of any building,... | |
 | Charles Frederick Partington - Building - 1825 - 342 pages
...of unslaked lime and of fine sand, in proportion of one part of the lime to three parts of the sand, as much as a labourer can well manage at once, and then adding water gradu ally, mix the whole well together with a trowel till it be reduced to the consistence of mortar.... | |
 | Edward Shaw - Masonry - 1846 - 342 pages
...lime and of fine sand, in the proportion of one part of lime to three of sand, as much as a laborer can well manage at once ; and then, adding water gradually, mix the whole well together with a trowel, till it be rendered to the consistency of mortar. Apply it immediately, while it is... | |
 | English literature - 1774 - 760 pages
...lime, and of £ne i.iml in the proportion of one part of the I:me to three parts of the /and, as nvuch as a labourer can well manage at once; and then adding...gradually, mix the whole well together, till it be reduced In the confidence of mortar. Apply it immediately while it in yet Hot, to the purpojc cither of •inorur,... | |
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... as much as a labourer can well manage at once ; and then adding water gradually, mix the whole well together, 'till it be reduced to the confidence of mortar. 