Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 78
gola will have a clumsyor ragged appearance that would detractfrom its simple and dignified outline. The uprights, which are the largestpieces of the pergola, need not be aslarge around as a column, but the nearerthey resemble the latter in proportion thebetter. They look their best when notless… … A Massive Pergola of Concrete and Wood THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES may stand firmly they require to be setin the ground to a depth of four feet, orelse securely fastened to a stone founda-tion by means of a dowel as recommendedfor summer-houses. The rafters that run atright angles to the length…
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