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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 52

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rdens.It is planned especially for the enjoymentof gardens in severe weather, and is so ar-ranged that one may sit in the sun andbe protected from the wind or vice versa.There are three compartments, each shieldedfrom the other by solid partitions that runfrom floor to roof Thus you may chooseany… … THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES which it turns so that one may get any ex-posure desired. The sills and floor beamsare independent of the ground. They clearit a few inches and hang from the centralpivot post that runs from flooi* to roof andis the main-stay of the whole structure.It has one…

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