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The stationary lamp-post is generally built in front of the house (M. L. 64) ; the movable lamp-stand is square, octaonal or circular (ibid 84); they are made of iron, wood, or stone ; (ibid. 71-89); their description in detail (ibid. 57-83, 84, 96).
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