London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 351
view thecountry when either in the bud or at the fall of the leaf, and atthe same time to feel the genial influence of a cheerful fire. Ofthe furnishing of this room it will be scarcely necessary to sayanything, as the general view {Jig. 182.) will give some idea ofits appearance. The colours… … bound books, vases for flowers, musical instruments, with otherelegant articles of refinement, taste, and ornament, should bestrewed about the room in most picturesque disorder. I have not mentioned curtains, except those used to dividethe rooms; and these have been omitted purposely, as…
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