Definition: A burblier is a type of small house built in France during the 19th century. They were typically constructed using wood and were often made from rough logs or other materials that had been cut down on the site where they were intended to be built. In some cases, the houses may have been designed with specific features such as a roofline or a porch, which could vary depending on the style of the house. Burblier houses are characterized by their rectangular shape and often have
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