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...Aujourd'hui, nos maçons procèdent de la même manière lorsqu'ils élèvent ces grandes cheminées en brique de nos usines, de l'intérieur du tuyau, sans échafaudage. L'échafaud dont la trace existe sur les parois du donjon de Coucy n'est réellement qu'un chemin de bardage, et ce chemin pouvait être fort large, ainsi que le démontre la fig. 3, donnant une de ses fermes engagées...

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