Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 42
of all otheruseful ornaments of outdoor art. Theycame into being from necessity, and devel-oped to meet the requirements of those whomade use of the garden as a place in which toretire for rest and recreation, slieltered fromsun, wind and rain by a roof and walls. To walk in a garden and to breathe… … I Wall enclosing Summer-house in the Corner of a Garden THE GAKUEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES who runs may read, but where a con-venient spot to rest and meditate on Na-tures beauty is denied us. Even a benchin full sunlight tempts a nature-lover tolinger and thus more fully appreciate thebeauty of things…
Gardens
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