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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 312

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 312
is animals or attendants suithim there is any reason why other people should be dissatis-fied with them. Yet every hour that one lives in the coun-try his doings and possessions are subjected to rigid unyield-ing, unsatisfied curiosity, and to a criticism beside which thefulminations of the most… … R. PROCTORS estate at Hamilton has anair of aloofness which is more apparentthan real. It is due, primarily, to the factthat it is about two miles from the station;Ipswich is two miles to the north of it,Hamilton about three miles to the west. It is, therefore, somewhat apart from the railroad…

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