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The house in good taste (1913)

De Wolfe, Elsie, 1865-1950 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 149

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ng-room, for here it willbe easy to push back tables and chairs for the occasion.If the children have a nursery, and mother has a smallsitting-room, and father has a little room for booksand writing, a living-room may be eliminated in favorof a small formal room for visitors and talk. No matter how… … THE DRAWING-ROOM be one or more sofas, with comfortable chairs pulledup beside them. No one chair should be isolated, forsome bashful person who doesnt talk well anywayis sure to take the most remote chair and make herselfmiserable. I have seen a shy young woman com-pletely changed because she…

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