Taylor, Harriet Osgood, Tyndale, Walter · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 121
he wood in places, so that it is charred,^-anoriginal and ugly form of poker work ; it is,however, popular in fishing villages more par-ticularly, as the charring is said to preserve thewood. The Rustic Fence is often found, butit is not the meaningless, mongrel sort of thingthat it is with us. Our… … BlQof s z * ,<! ■. (J O GARDEN FENCES AND HEDGES 83 performing with simple charm the work requiredof them. When we come to bamboo fences, there is sucha wonderful variety that one hardly knows whereto begin to describe. First of all, it should besaid that here, as always, the style and degreeof…
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