ate as Cottage Villa.. Ithas not the pretension of the one, northe humbleness of the other. To those who desire some of the ele- gance of life without ostentation, thisform of residence is admirably adapted.And as the well-to-do class of citizensis, and alwa3S will be, far larger thanthat of the… … A, Dining-room. B, Larder. C, Hall-way. D, Kitchen. E, Pantry. F, Cel-lar and Washing-room. Gr, Coveredarea. H, Open area. The Principal story is thus arranged:
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