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have frequently beenf concerned at the
difficulty which the rocr chimney-sweeps
are subjected to. by contracting the threats
Of chmneys so much, that mons. but small
children can ascend from below, and are
consequently, compelled to enter at the top,
through the trap-door Of the house, and re-
turn by the same way. Byleavlng yacan-
cy in the back of the chimney, (Which pro
iects forward) of about IA inches wide, room


may be made for a suitable sizc,. sweep lad
to get in, ascend and return. This vacancy
may be closed occasionally, by door OF
sheet iron, which may be set back or FOR
ward to suit the greater or less draft OF air
the fire may require, at kindlins or after
wards. w =.