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The Architectural magazine (1834)

London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 562

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wing. Itfaces a flower-garden that was formed by the present dowager Lady Dillon,but, most unfortunately, it has a north-west aspect. It is true that, at thepresent season (July), the sun shines on it as early as 8 or 9 in the morning:but, in winter, I fear that will not be the case before mid-day.… … movable. The building is heated by warm water, contained in four 2-inchcopper pipes, which run its entire length in a perforated ii-on kerb 8x8 thatseparates the flower border from the paved footway. In winter, the temperaturemay be raised, if required, as high as ;>0 or G0°. The flower borders…

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