Scott, M. H. Baillie (Mackay Hugh Baillie), 1865-1945 · London, G. Newnes, limited · leaf 164
ed for light, but in the class of houses whichgain their title with the least expenditure of frontage this excuse cannot beurged. But there is a secondary class of semi-detached houses with moreample frontages, which seem to have all but realised the dream of completedetachment, and it is this type… … which is inevitable in the open parts of the garden of the terrace house isequally felt in the semi-detached one, while for those who appreciate theisolation of the detached house the enforced attachment to one otherestablishment is more felt than if they were merely one in a row. Thehouses…
