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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 6 (1869) (1869)

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great variety It is the first duty of society, for its own sake, to entertain rooms over each of these. every practical proposition for the ‘amelioration of that great of materials, and the nature of the material used is a fertile The other plan makes the living-room, A, the whole size source of… … ment to the wives and daughters of its an evergreen hedge; and, until such hedges members, eitherin the shape of popular can be grown, a neat wiro fence might be lectures, readings from “ Pickwick,” and used to advantage. other amusing works, dissolving views, The first thing to be done, in laying…

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