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A book of English gardens, written (1906)

Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 226

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, andis enclosed at the sides by brick walls. An uniqueappearance is given to them by a row of nichescontaining lead busts, similar to those above theground-floor windows on the north side of the House. It is amusing to know that an enterprising butdishonest person once attempted to remove… … ^■/ y u ^-^ STATUE OF FATHER THAMES IS THE FORE COURT,HAM HOUSE HAM HOUSE 189 By these walls, coloured so exquisitely by time, areplanted clipped Bay trees. Immediately facing the chief entrance is a wideTerrace paved with stone, and edged with ever-greens ; it is reached by two flights of…

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