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e other with the passage to the dining-room, ending with a sash door to the lawn, &c. This doorshould have a rich stained glass border, and crimson head. Thepassage should have a simple ribbed ceiling, in imitation of oak :the appearance should be rather dark and intricate, to increasethe… … sash door the contrast of light and shade would, I think, bettfrreeable. Directly opposite the archway to the passage shouldbe a rich stained glass window in the staircase. The staircaseshould also be lighted by the small windows round the top of in the Norman Style. 335 < t^a<
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