Illustrated homes: a series of papers describing real houses and real people (1875)
Gardner, Eugene Clarence, 1836-1915 · Boston, J. R. Osgood and company · leaf 218
time in eternitys light! He ceased, and I stood mute, waiting for himto alight, which he did immediately, landingright side up, sure-footed as a cat. We satdown by the wayside, on a mossy stone, andthus spake the poet: — I am going to build a house on my new ILLUSTRATED HOMES. 219 farm. A house… … EY THE -WAYSIDE, OV A MOSSY STONE. rectangular form. The rooms should also besquare, for similar reasons. Of these, if equalin size, there will be, of course, on each floor,one, four, or nine, and so on. 220 ILLUSTRATED HOMES. I observed, from this, that the poet was hke-wise a mathematician. . One…
Architecture, Domestic
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