Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 190
ely coveredunless they are of bad design. Any struc-ture that has architectural merit deservesto be seen at least in part. It has beensaid that vines are to bits of architecturewhat a dress is to a woman. It may serveto enhance beauty or to cover defects.The three best vines for this purpose… … Di THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES ways. What a wealth of beauty there isto some of the old New England farmwalls that stand forth, a striking proof ofthe earnest toil of the old settlers whocollected them from fields so as to facilitatethe culti^ ation of their crops! In theserough-laid walls there…
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