Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 112
hatmight well be placed on the base of oneof these globes. Those that are picturedhere are mounted on pedestals of composi-tion stone that have been cast from moulds.The writer remembers seeing one of theseballs in an old English garden seven yearsago. It made such a pleasant impressionthat he… … o o THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES a few, years ago, for some old Colonialgardens, but where they went he could notremember. The globe was made and takenhome with pride, and was mounted in frontof a rustic summer-house, as shown onpage 93. Here it has stood for two years,— a most satisfactory piece…
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