Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 138
spend some peace-ful moments with a book, or work leisurelyamong the flowers. There is often need ofa convenient place upon which to placeshears or other garden implements, orbunches of flowers while one gathers moreor sits on a nearby bench to rest. There is no material quite so satisfactoryfor an… … S3 THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES other materials. If sufficiently massive, itmay serve a double purpose, as a pedestalfor the support of a suu-dial or garden vase.Tables for summer-houses do not re-quire to be so strongly made. Many ofthe so-called Mission furniture tablesare admirable for this…
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