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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 70

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the marks of the molds uponit, plus a generous planting of vines and bushes, constitute the besttreatment for this kind of wall. A very pleasing surface may begot by the application of a coat of stucco, but this brings the costup very nearly, if not entirely, to that of brick. Stucco over hol-low… … O Q ■o w ^ L_, ■- 2; -^ -< ^^ ►J M ^ D ~- hJ hJ w ^ s; N ^ ti) -Ci. hJ ^. ^ J -< c>^ ► (- s:. t/i t: ^ r u K^ J^ r^ Cri <; -^ Q :-: cq ^ Q O ■^ O i o •^ -rt ^ [43] The Livable House it interesting, and good examples of such combinations are givenin the chapter on garden architecture.…

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