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The Architect (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 635

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the word is commonly used,suggests that which is good and proper, theright thing in the right place—that which isneat but not gaudy; that which one canenjoy the more as time goes by and (recog-nizing the fact that we all live in more orless fear of what our neighbors think of us)that respectability… … Fiz. /. fixture situation doubttess ties in a too perva- lent tendency toward straining foreffect The ordinary person bornedown with the cares of house-build-ing by the time the (luestion offixtures has arisen (which is almostinvariably the last) has reached apoint where a good salesman can,…

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