Sentence:  Two <WSD>parallelograms</WSD> of the dimensions set out hereunder shall be formed in front of each scoring space. One <WSD>parallelogram</WSD>, 14 mts. by 4.5 mts. shall be formed by two lines 4.5 mts. long and at right angles to the end-line, being marked 3.80 mts. from each goal-post, and the ends of these lines being joined. A larger <WSD>parallelogram</WSD> 19 mts. by 13 mts. shall be formed by two lines 13 mts. long and at right angles to the end-line, being marked 6.4 mts. from each goal-post, and the ends of these lines being joined. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  either of two rectangular areas (respectively the "large parallelogram" and the "small parallelogram") abutting the goal line in front of the goal. (Since 1986 officially named the "large rectangle" and "small rectangle", though the older names are still occasionally used.<ref>Joseph Lennon, "Towards a philosophy for legislation in Gaelic games (appendix 2)" (Northern Recreation Consultants 1999) p.657</ref>)