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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 66

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ine it isboth stupid and awkward to handle. Further than this, grass ona slope, if it be at all steep, is difficult to maintain and liable toburn out in midsummer. A wall, on the contrary, ofifers no unpleasant obstacles to main-tenance; it gains additional space for the garden and ofifers noend of… … ffVf^i^i^i. *■ APPROPRIATE MATERIALS FOR THESIZE AND CHARACTER Weld, Garden of Mr. Larz Anderson, Brookline, Massa-chusetts. Charles A. Piatt, Architect [39] The Livable House a balustrade or railing or planting, for some form of copingis desirable to give a finish to the terrace and prevent the…

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