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surroundings willgenerally give the key to the form which maybest be employed. The squared stone looks morein keeping with strictly architectural features orin paths across a level lawn, the random typebeing best in irregular areas or within less severeboundaries. When squared stone is used it is… … Fig. 29.—Fcfrmal Garden, Henley Hall. fAViNG AND Its Uses n^ the longest direction of path, or terrace. In a path,for instance, it does not matter how many jointsreach in a line from side to side, but care shouldbe taken to break all joints running the same wayas the path itself. In a broad terrace…
