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105-108. Two pegs each at the corners (lit. ears) of the central line should be fixed. For the exit of the foundation four pegs should be fixed at the four quarters (i.e., north, east, south and west). Four pegs at the four corners (ears) should be fixed and the corners should be attached (i.e., joined)¹. This is of great benefit, it should be done.