The Elevation of the principal body of the building on the side of the Court of the nineth Place, divided according to the first manner, which body of the building is that on the back part.
THe body of the building on the back part shall be elevated above the level of the Court two feet, to which they shall ascend by four steps taken in the said Court; and to descend from the Floor of the Building to the Garden, they shall take two steps in the Passage of the Stair-case, and two within the Garden, thereby to allow to the Gate of the said Garden a coming forth convenient.
The height of the first story from the Floor shall be of thirteen feet nine inches, containing the thick∣ness of the Joysts and Plancher, to which height they shall ascend by twenty eight steps, divided in halves upon the two turnings of the Stair-case, which steps shall have five inches eleven parts of height each of them.
The second story shall have of height twelve feet nine inches, containing the thickness of the Joysts and Plancher, to which they shall ascend by twenty eight steps, of five inches and an half each of them.
The third story shall have in height eleven feet nine inches, containing the thickness of the Joysts and Plancher, to which they shall ascend by twenty eight steps, of five inches apiece.
And he which would keep in the second and third story the same height of steps as in the first, which are five inches and eleven parts, he should find twenty six thereof in the second story, and twenty four in the third; wich change one may also make throughout all the other Elevations.
Above shall be Granaries or Chambers in Garrets, from eight to nine feet high under the Joysts.