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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 23

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tie them together wkhstakes cut to the required length, and thenproceed to nail hazel rods crosswise, or in anyornamental style—and this is easily suggestedon the spot ; it may also be a means of testingthe ingenuity of the operator, as it is neveradvisable to copy from others in such matters,since… … also wire arches of neat and often elegant pat-terns, which have only to be fixed in theirplaces ; and these are sometimes fixed overpathways, where climbing plants are trainedover them ; indeed, the chief uses of trellisesand rustic-work of this kind is for the purposeof supporting climbing…

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