tact withthe house wherever possible, as if wishing toproclaim that house and garden are separate anddistinct. That the peculiarities of the site maycall for study, and that the form of the garden maydepend on the position of the house to whi:h it isan adjunct—such obvious considerations as these… … X ■t1 w a ^ s < w J < < rrt Uh < O Oh >- m P 04 < Q W o t/- c/) o w ei « Prof. Lihigcrs Gardens at Mauiiheiiu perforce todemonstrate their aims andpowers atexhi-bitions, to which they were only grudgingly admitted,for no opportunities for practical work were opento them. ]t is the…
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