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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 128

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otecting thestructure from damage by ice. To ensure this theremust be no coping or ornamental rim overhanginginwards, which will be broken in pieces directly the sheetof ice in the pond lifts. By constructing the sides so thatthey slope evenly from top to bottom, there will be nohindrance to free… … FOUNTAINS 87 fairly stated. They belong to a class of garden furniturewhich is in the nature of a luxury, and except on a smallscale they are expensive luxuries as well. Therefore,unless we can afford to purchase a really good design,have it carried out in durable materials, and fixed inposition by…

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