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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 132

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e leaves areplanted with lotus, or tall cat-tails, or both, when their size reallydemands the smallest of the nymphaeas and the fine leaves of spikerush or Scirpus. Most aquatics grow rapidlv and unless they areconstantly thinned out they cover the entire water surface andleave no mirror to reflect… … \V A 1^ E R L I LY PADS ^^^ H I C H LEAVE A PLEASING \^^\TER SURFACE OPEN FOR REFLECTIONS House of Mr. Thomas H. Kerr, at White Plains, 2\ eu-York. Albro and Lindeberg, Architects [105] T h e L 1 V a b I House

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