Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 40
dy,and eminent authorities have written volumes extollingits simple beauties. Formerly it was only the largerbuildings, the noblemens seats and the manor-houses,that were deemed worthy of consideration, but nowthe same elements of beauty are recognised in thehumble forms, and the old cottage is… … ON COTTAGES IN GENERAL 13 lesson peculiarly needed, since, even when an architectis willing to work on such lines, it is seldom that hisclient is content to let him. There is more beauty in a cottage of one of thesimpler forms . . . with its roof bright with lichen andits front covered with…
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