Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 218
ly room enough to screen the clothes-lines from the view^ from the house, thereis sufficient space for an attractive garden,and the clothes may be dried in it withoutany harm. This process requires but a fewhours each week, and the rest of the timethe beauty of the garden need not be dis-turbed.… … o CQ O THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES with a wall and sometimes witli a colon-nade also. Here there was a small poolof water, vases, tables and statuary, andother ornaments to make the garden beau-tiful. We cannot do better than copy theirold ideas, and though we may not care tospend much time in…
Gardens
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