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1849. Lever, Con Cregan, v. In a large unceilinged room, with a great fire blazing on the hearth, over which a huge pot of potatoes was boiling, sat Betty, in a straw chair.
1903. A. Haultain, Of Walks and Walking Tours, in Atl. Monthly, XCII. Oct., 493. A calming influence pervades unwalled, unceilinged earth, and there the crumpled soul has room in which to smooth itself out.
