A home for all; or, The gravel wall and octagon mode of building .. (1854)
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 131
ough for a hat-stand, and lighted from around and over the door, and pass theinto the sitting, or more properly, drawing-room, marked D r, orinto the parlor, as occasion requires; while strangers will Ithe bell at the story below, and pass up the stairs into the great 124 SUPERIORITY OF THE OCTAGON… … PABLOB 8TOEY OF AN OCTAGON HOCSE. separating those four large rooms, each 22 by 39, less those cor-ners, C, taken off for entry, stairway, and closets. Each of theserooms is larger than one story of an entire house 25 by 28, and DB8GKXFTT0N OF THE author- SE0D 125 contains over 700 square fi 75…
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