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Meanings of unhewn logs in English
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Usage of unhewn logs in English
1
It was built of unhewn logs, and had a mud roof.
2
The structure, when completed, was fourteen feet square, and was built of small unhewn logs.
3
Very small, very rough, with its unhewn logs-the"stout little cabin" stood there waiting.
4
There was no floor other than the bare earth, and there were no seats other than unhewn logs.
5
The great, unhewn logs had to be all notched and fitted together, and the cracks filled in with clay.
6
The walls were merely unhewn logs, divested of the bark, and filled in with a tenacious clay resembling mortar.
7
It was built of unhewn logs, and had "holes for windows," in which "greased paper" served for glass.
8
Their home was of unhewn logs, unfloored, and roofed with sods, which bore a luxuriant crop of grass and weeds.
9
It was built of large unhewn logs, notched at the ends and laid one upon the other, with the bark still on.
10
The cloth, on being withdrawn, exposed to view nothing but unhewn logs, and a recess of a few feet, containing a rude couch.
11
The walls were of rough unhewn logs, filled between the chinks with moss and irregular wedges of wood to keep out the wind and rain.
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Unhewn logs across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common