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ourthrift, do not appear to require such conserva-tion of resources either for comfort or pleasure.If our home grounds are poorly arranged forrecreative use, we can often depend on nearbyvacant land, or we can take the car for thecountry. In case no fruit or flowers are grown,we can buy them around… … SIMlI.K BUT PLEASING TREATMENT OF A SMALL AREA greater than we derive from our own. The rea-son for this is plain: For centuries the English-man has studied the .small lot to make it yieldthe greatest possible service and beauty for thehome. Traditional principles of design havethereby been evolved…
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