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 58
inally assumed, as is usual,for the sake of the better show. After this de-cision, its my impression that a stairway behindthe back stairs was proposed, somewhere in thelaundry, but ultimately vetoed as liable to lead tostill another quite out-of-doors behind the house. During the study of the rear… … 6.i\« U ABRAM S FIRST FLOOR. ILLUSTRATED HOMES. 6l sleepy approval, provided it dont cost morethan six, you know. But it will. Cut it down, then. How ridiculous, Abram ! We cant cut itdown ; there s no more room than we need. I dont mean cut down the house, cutdown the cost. Can we reduce the cost…
Architecture, Domestic
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