London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 571
ows the approaches from the road, and thecarriage drive to each house, forming a continued sweep whichpasses under the portico. Directly facing the road front (here * The sections and elevations intended to illustrate this design are notgiven, on account of the expense that would have attended so… … supposed to be towards the north, the conservatory being on theopposite side) would be a lodge (i), either common to both resi-dences, or a double one, which, with the gate on each side of it,might be formed into one architectural composition, and be made apleasing object from the houses. At v is a…
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