Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 29
arms oforder, arrangement, and carefully considered effect. We shall take it ate agreed then, between ourselvesand our readers, jthat the architect whom we may havechosen to build us our house, to choose the aspectof our rooms, and to adorn the walls within whichwe are to dwell, shall not be… … THE AIM OF THE GARDEN 7 architect—provided, of course, that we approve histaste—is as fittingly employed in those endlesscombinations of walls and hedges, of terraces andwalks, of enclosed gardens and long borders offlowers, of lawns and pools, avenues and glades, asit is in the cunning…
