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Your chimney is an opening that leads directly outdoors -- just like an open window.— The News is NowPublic.com - NowPublic.com: The News is Now Public
Commonly, flashing around the chimney is the first place that leaks start since this can be blown off in bad weather.
The buildup of creosote in a chimney is the primary cause of chimney fires.— Mount Vernon News
"What's this Beside the chimney was a black hole and fastened to the chimney was an iron bar like the rung of a ladder.— The Cat in Grandfather's House
It had been papered, and painted, and renewed, but the chimney was the same, and the shadows rested there as darkly as ever When Mittie entered the room, Helen was already in that luxurious state between sleeping and waking, which admits of the consciousness of enjoyment, without its responsibility.— Helen and Arthur or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel

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