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 81
-rooms, and closets enough to hold atleast a change of garments and the winter blan-kets, fill the second story. The chambers overthe kitchen are wholly in the roof, and thecorners are clipped, but the others have levelceilings. They are eight and a half feet in theclear, the rooms below being nine… … MRS. SMITH AND HER CHARMING DAUGHTERS. sir. You dont ketch me in any half-an-halfoperation. If I build a brick house, it 11 bea brick house ; and if t aint nothin but wood,then wood it is. My wife she wont like itnuther ; besides, I cant afford to build a brick
Architecture, Domestic
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