Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 128
should demand that our garden be abso-lutely perfect in architectural feeling inorder to be the fit setting for a beautifulstatue. We have been so accustomed to see suchchilly looking figures placed promiscuouslyon many private places that it is difficult toimagine their looking well anywhere. If a… … Old Colonial Well House THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES spend a happy existence amid congenialsurroundings. If your garden will stand a figure it willbe best suited by one that is symbolic ofsome phase of outdoor life,— a Pan play-ing his pipes, or the bust of a Faun orSatyr in the form of a…
Gardens
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