| The lintel consists of seven joggled stones, on top of which rests a relieving arch. |
| The two elements are joggled in plan so that the northern one projects as a shaded deck towards the east. |
| These need to be joggled around and time must be taken to do so. |
| The weld chamfer or joggled edge preparation follows using lathes or specially designed ma-chines. |
| The tenon and mortice are joggled, or dove-tailed together in the casting operation, so as to make them hold fast. |
| And I can't help having the theory that if they are joggled around hard enough and long enough some kind of electricity will occur, just by friction, that will arrange everything. |
