The English house, how to judge its periods and styles (1909)
Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · New York, J. Lane Co. · leaf 202
ugh draughtcan displace it^—a great trouble in winter.And another thing that favours a return torooms en suite, with communicating doors, isthe fact that an average English family ismuch smaller than it used to be. Marriedcouples, when educated, no longer believe thatparental duties are undertaken… … LATER GOTHIC HOMES 133 home life during the last fifty years. Theytalk and act as though they were in fifteenth-century England, and proud of the newly-invented corridors and passage-ways. Howevercramped their sites may be, a house must bea big one on a tiny scale, each room with adoor that opens…
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