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A book of English gardens, written (1906)

Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 384

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ere are many examples of lead workat Wrest, among them two urn§ in the DukesSquare, put up to the memory of Antony, Earlof Harrold, and Lady Glenorchy, the eldest son anddaughter of the Duke of Kent, who both died beforehim. Unfortunately many of the Statues havedisappeared; for instance, down one… … i hm w H r « K^fj ^ I^^H ^ |^^^«P^ z ^^fe^^^ o - wl ^S ^ H I /■ b H W / « * H WREST PARK 325 Harlequins, one of the designs most frequentlyused by lead sculptors. To return to the stone terrace of the house. Infront of it lies Lord de Greys new French Gardenall in keeping with its Statues and…

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