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tractiveness she is able to grasp. If she have conven-iences, a place for everything, and if everything is kept in its place, her toil will be much lightened,,and the result of her efforts will be proportionately gratifying to herself and to those for whom sheis striving to make home the dearest… … THE DINING-ROOM AND ITS APPOINTMENTS. 21 They are arranged in all sorts of odd conceits, decorative foliage being generally added; and theireffect is much improved by soft-colored lights, which may proceed from candles shining throughrose-colored, pale-green, orange, pale-blue or crimson…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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