Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930 · New York, Duffield & Company · leaf 84
les of landscape architecture, and because in sodoing they have created houses, gardens, and estates,according to some sort of general plan, they havealready succeeded. But these first attempts shouldbe regarded not as successful achievements, but aswell-intended experiments. Before the… … A TERRACE, FAULKNER FARM HOUSES FOR TOWN OR COUNTRY of their triumph and as the scenery of their socialexploits; they must have learned literally and meta-phorically to cultivate their gardens. Country life,if it means anything except a vacation or a shiftingof the scene for a round of city sports,…
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