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e same way as theporch. From the porch we enter the hall {/ig. 50. c) through folding-doors, glazed with large s(]uares of glass : there might be richstained glass borders in these doors; and the window on theright of the entrance should have stained or fifjured glass. Thehall ceiling should have a… … flruund \\ and shade; the ceiling might be paneled, and many appropriateornaments might adorn it, without going to Greece for thehoneysuckle, or stripping the genealogical tree for heraldicdevices. The colour of the ceiling 1 should prefer being ratherdark, the walls of a lighter hue, and the floor…
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