FIRST STORY. SECOND STORY. bers; four of these are entered from the mainhall, and two from back stairs. The plan mayreadily be increased in dimensions. Should itbe desirable, the present dimensions will ac- commodate a family of eight persons f servantsincluded), and can be erected in the vicinity… … Fig. 1.—Infants gored dress. The wholefront is embroidered en tablier, or apron fash-ion, with heavy medallion figures in diamondsof needle-work. This style is more novel andrich than graceful. Fig. 2.—Slip for young infant. The sleevecut out of the skirt, which is gathered into aneck band. Very…
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