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Houses and gardens (1906)

Scott, M. H. Baillie (Mackay Hugh Baillie), 1865-1945 · London, G. Newnes, limited · leaf 43

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e otherapartments. But this reduction in some cases will make these secondary rooms some-what small if they are entirely self-contained, and so it is further suggestedthat those which do not demand a strict division from the hall should bedivided from it by folding or sliding doors, or even by… … HOUSES AND GARDENSthe central function of the hall, the dining-room may form a recess whichwill be described later on. The process, in short, involves an examination ofthe evolution of the house, and consists in substituting a partial for acomplete differentiation from the hall in cases where the…

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