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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 54

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lanned on merely normal lines,and does not present any architectural features of im-portance. The main point to be avoided is the intro-duction of ready-made summer-houses of meretriciousdesign, which have been made to a stock pattern, andare not in the least calculated to suit one garden outof a… … GARDEN AND SUMMER HOUSES 27 much to commend it. Besides, comfort, which it ishopeless to look for in the manufactured article, may beaimed at in the home-made structure, and a degree ofstrength and solidity attained which will make the latteroutlast the former by many years. Let us hope thatbefore…

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