Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 79
providing a second cottage,which is often required ; and if the whole group isbuilt of a roughly worked stone or hand-made brick,an effective composition is made easy. Above allthings it is important to avoid anything tame andcommonplace, without character or diversity ofoutline. Mere originality… … Fig. 14.—Brick -Gateway. yet restrained, a striking skyline in the groupingof lodge and gates,—these, combined with scholarlydetail and good workmanship, are required forcomplete success. A great deal can be eiFected bythe plan alone of the space before the entrance, anda skilful arrangement will…
