The homes of America : with one hundred and three illustrations (1879)
Lamb, Martha J. (Martha Joanna), 1829-1893 · New York : D. Appleton and Company, 549 and 551 Broadway · leaf 194
The suiioundings of the house are full of interest, and the water-glimpsesare delightful, (ieorge S. Ilillard, writing thirty years ago, sj)oke of Pine-l>ank, with its breezy lawns, the lieautitul belt of trees whicli skiits its boi-deif*,its winding walks, and gentle waves that die away from… … ^^ay& have become avenues and streets, lightedwith gas, and boundedby paved oi asphalt side-walks. But the highbanks, crowned with lof-ty pines—which uniongives the place its name—are still there, nobletrees planted by ances-tral forethought, andnow in their full ma-turity. Passing along the…
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