Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 25
ght tablewith its candle at the head of the bed. The seat in frontof the dressing-table, it will be noticed, has no back. Op-posite this dressing-table the bureau and wash-stand areplaced, while between them, with its head toward the win-dows and coming out from the wall, stands the lounge. 8 WHAT… … Fig. 2 to householders, who imagine that it must go flat againstthe wall, or at the foot of the bed, or else go out of theroom! The disposition of such a lounge, however, intendedas it is for the owners exclusive use, for her afternoon naps,or whatever quiet she takes with a book or a needle, is to…
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