Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 316
hey are usually builtof a slaty stone, and are not plastered, but merelycovered with a coat of whitewash. The chimneys of the Devonshire houses are verydistinctive, as may be seen from the examples in theplates facing this page and page 164. They are greatsquare things, unornamented save for a… … AT KUUNTON. S( HTH MAUN COTTAGES OF SUSSEX AND WESSEX 163 between the stone buildings of the Cotswolds and thecob buildings of Devonshire. The first are elegantto the point of severity, the second are picturesqueto the point of untidiness. But still the Devonshirecottage has a charm of its own of…
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