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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 66

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ildren of the house-hold — how they loved this miniaturebower where they could play at keepinghouse to their hearts content! There is another variety of ^ ine-clad en-closure often called a pergola that is moreproperly a flat-roofed arbor, for it spans nowalk but has all the appearance of a… … cu < THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES and its appearance leads one to supposethat it must have been suggested by thepergola. It is a type of arbor that isadmirably suited to our needs, for it is ashelter from the sun when its roof is clothedin greenery, but is so open that it allows abreeze, no…

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