Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 144
The whole of this depthneed not necessarily be given up to the paved terrace,but part can be occupied by lawn as at Dalingridge(fig. 10). An overdose of paving or gravel on thegarden side is rather apt to remind us of theentrance courtyard, without its dignity. In pointof fact our efforts should be… … and Garden House, is small we can easily achieve this result, for thebalustrade or parapet will frame the terrace, andsince it will be separated from the remainder of thegarden by its elevation, we shall be compelled tofurnish it to make it attractive. There is no reason,however, why we should not…
