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Good taste in home furnishing (1915)

Sell, Maud Ann, Sell, Henry Blackman, joint author · New York, John Lane Company · leaf 115

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h as elaborate furni-ture as our pocketbooks would stand, butwhen the room is to be in use all the timesuch fittings are not in good taste. Sim-plicity of surroundings creates simplicity ofthought, and simplicity of thought createsthe real home atmosphere. But how shall we judge the word… … f>\AAM IaiJVvmAmAjC , HOME FURNISHING 109 in a man) as a virtue only when it is backedby the more substantial qualities of genuine-ness and fulfillment of purpose. It is extremely doubtful that the godsstood by to marvel when a very large shareof the so-called Mission and Arts Crafts fur-niture…

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