lightedbed-rooms, each furnished with what theladies of Boston so much insist upon,ample closet-room. A reference to the plan will easilyconvey the idea of the architect. A, The Hall. B, The Drawing Room.C, The Library. D, The Dining Room.E, The Kitchen. F, The Pantry. G, TheWash Room. H, The China… … M, M, M, M, Are the Bed Rooms.JNT, The Principal Landing. O, BoxStairs and passages. P, Bath and W.C. R, R, The roofs of Oriels. The Attic is divided into good capa-cious rooms, one of which is devoted toBilliards. This is a house of moderate cost, themain, or square portion, of which isthirty-one…
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