Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 201
ession of the manse and of this chair, whichmust haveserved the suc-cessive minis-ters at the desk,while manyhundreds ofsound sermonswere written. Itnow belongs tothe ConcordAntiquarianSociety. An unusu-ally fine exam-p 1 e of theroundaboutchair with anextension topis shown in Il-lustration… … Illus. 137. — Extension-top Roundabout Chair. 176 Furniture of the Olden Time The design of the chair-back in Illustration 139 isone that was quite common. The chair belongs tothe writer. The chair in Illustration 140 is owned by Mrs.E. A. Morse of Worcester; the one in Illustration
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