Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 64
e of both giape andarbor became so universal tliat the termwas applied to any covered way, whetheror not it was clothed with the vines of thisparticular grape. The writer can recallmany country places where arbors of thepergola type have been misused in such amanner as to disgust any person who… … Colonial Arbor in a Salem Garden THE GARDEN xVND ITS ACCESSORIES a covered way and resting place, — a sortof cross between a summer-house and apergola. ^¥hat a refreshing sense of comfort thesevine-covered structures gave to the littlebackyard gardens! Here the housewifewould come to shell peas and…
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