Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 170
houses, summer houses,and temples, presents a subject of the utmost import-ance to those who desire to make their garden reallyuseful, and at the same time to give it the complete-ness and the architectural finish which it undoubtedlyrequires. Of the usefulness of these shelters itwould seem almost… … Fig. 40.—Seat in a Brick Recess. and invite us to view the garden and to feel thesweetness of the air; the garden house persuadesus to go further, and to walk at least as far as itsshelter. Without either, the hospitality of the gardenis impaired at those times when its influence mightbe most…
