Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 132
rin a house. Your garden can never havean air of comfort without a resting placeof some kind. There are many styles ofseats that look well in our gardens, — seatsthat vary in importance from the simplewooden bench without a back to theelaborate circular exedra, as it is called inItalian gardens.…
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