Du Cane, Florence, Du Cane, Ella · London : Adams & Charles Black · leaf 74
resque effect.The humblest garden must have two entrances,which therefore necessitates two gateways—theprincipal entrance, by which the guests enter, andthe back entrance, called The Sweeping Openingfrom its practical use as a means of egress forthe rubbish of the garden. This gate will be madeof… … p. STONES—ORNAMENTS AND FENCES 35 natural wood, their panels decorated with eithercarving or lattice-work, and set in a wooden framewhich may vary considerably in style. Roofedgateways are very common, and the practice ofhanging a wooden tablet between the lintels, withan inscription either…
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