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Meanings of erected a house in English
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Usage of erected a house in English
1
He had spent ten days there, the Dayaks having erected a house for him to stay in.
2
He erected a house for himself also, which was known long after as the "Old Seminary."
3
Cleveland received two additions in 1800, in the persons of David Clarke and Amos Spafford, the former of whom erected a house on Water street.
4
In the centre of them is to be erected a house, for a person who will be fixed upon to take care of the cattle.