London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 478
rts of the country, might be made of oak ; b is theentrance-hall and staircase; c, the dining-room ; d, the drawing-room ; e, a landing-place, or entrance from the garden to thedrawingroom; f, study; g, kitchen; h, pantry ; i, scullery;and Jc, coal and wood cellar. Under the study may be a wineand… … The Porch. — Agreeably to my usual practice, I will nowbegin a brief description of the whole by first entering theporch. This should be paved with foot-tiles, or York paving-stones ; or with ornamental tiles, something in the character ofthe tiles of the fourteenth century; an admirable substitute…
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