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Aug 19, 2020 1c9r2a8i7g6 Jun 08, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	608 [=633] (V.1) 608 points on the main line of Rajbuha, vide X X Diagram LXI ; these points should be as near as possible below the junction of a feeder. The width of escape to be six feet with a well pro- tected tail on the following plan. Diag : LXVL. 5' 2 1/2' 2 1/2' 2 1/2' 9' 9' Top of Bank 6' 3' 3 1/2' 1 1/2' 2 1/2' 3' 2 1/2' 5 5' 6' Floor of 6' Rajbuha 6' 6' 2 1/2' 20 "In crossing deep hollows where it is necessary to construct an aqueduct for the passage of the Rajbuha; it is always desirable to establish an escape above, or on the upstream side of the aqueduct. This escape ought to be built at a point selected for its convenience, and for its offerings easy means of delivering the escape water into the low levels with as little wear and tear as possible. 21 "The use of the escapes re- ferred to in para : 20, ought to be reserved for occasions when the protection of the aqueduct is needed; for this reason, that the situation of these works will be generally a dangerous one, from their proximity to the high em- bankments. "The escapes described in para : 19, are especially designed for relieving the Rajbuhas, the main	608 [=633] (V.1)

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