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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 230

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stone,and when made into some accessory ofpleasing design, never seems to look out ofplace, as is often the case with importedmarbles. Again, the cost of this material is reason-able. Garden benches, urns and pots,fountains, sun-dials, pedestals and the likemay be had at a cost less than half of… … CQ O THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES Concrete can be readily fashioned intoany form, just as plaster and clay that isfashioned into terra-cotta or bronze takeon the form of the mould into which theyare run. Some concrete is liable to form hair-cracks, or crazing cracks, on the surfacesoon after it…

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