Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence), 1836-1915 · Boston, J.R. Osgood and company · leaf 272
ed feather-bed, and we set to work assort-ing the colors. We began immediately afterbreakfast. Before candlelight we had just onethousand eight hundred and seventy-six distinctshades, hues, and tints, all of them strong, clean,healthy, natural colors, and every one of thembrown. We felt that our… … Mh ;iiiiii|>f i^S.\- BOIV JOHNS HOUSE IVAS FAINTED. 265 tered our peaceful fold, — a cloud obscured oursunny sky, — an east-wind from the west chilledour budding hopes. The schoolmasters wifecalled upon us. She announced that the colorof a house ought to assimilate with that of thesoil on which…
Interior decoration · Architecture, Domestic
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