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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 42

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ty of a drive in a shallowyard. It delivers one neatly at the front door and presents nodisconcerting sharp turns or awkward necessities for backing, suchas the cramped turn-around is apt to abound in. Its very obvious-ness is probably the chief argument to be used against it; this, andthe fact… … WO u < D 1 o hfi Uh C o K u e^ <1 Ui r- ^ -< H ■o ci; r--i p o u w K H [15] The Livable House tion can be met by skillful planting and grading. If the roadsurface be sunk slightly below the surrounding lawn, or, to putit another wav, if the lawn be crowned toward the centre, the ex-tent of…

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