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| Boards or tiles, tsukenoshi, set above and below the thick boards *aori-ita αDΒ, down which rain is carried off from the ridge *munagi Ψ, to prevent leaking. Also, a board called komabitai ξz is placed above the peak of a gable but beneath the ogre tile plate *oni-ita SΒ, to prevent leakage. | ||||||
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