Famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1900)
Malan, Alfred Henry, editor · New York, G. P. Putnam's son; London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 220
m Hell, Bun-yans Pilgrims Progress, Browns Swans Song, Hodders Arithme-tic, Rules of Civility, Raleighs Remains, Ruthvens Ladies CabinetEnlarged, Speeds Husbandry, and The Whole Duty of Man. Sir Hugh and his wife, in the intervals of reading and writingon religion and education, seem to have found… … THE DRAWING-ROOM, CAWDOR CASTLE FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY WILSON, ABERDEEN 191 192 Cawbor Castle made it as it is now—a long narrow room with a fiddlers loftat one end and a very large fireplace at the other. The win-dows look out towards the lodge, and the walls are hung withtapestry, while the…
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