[The Grammar School Boys Snowbound by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookThe Grammar School Boys Snowbound CHAPTER I 20/27
It was eight feet wide and twelve feet long.
When they had it all dug out the fellows laid boards over the hole for a roof. Then they piled dirt back on top of the boards, and on top of the dirt they laid the sods that they first dug up.
At a corner in one end the fellows left a square hole in the roof, to use for an entrance.
For a door they made a square board cover to fit over the entrance hole.
At the upper end of the cave they dug into the dirt wall and made a stove. They dug another hole down from above to connect with it, and that made a dandy stove and chimney.
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