Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 307
n a foundation of stone, are two or three feet wide at their base, and rise to a height of eight feet or more, at which altitude they may not be over two feet in width, and are crowned with a coping of tiles like a miniature roof-top. The interior of these walls is filled with a rubble of clay and… … Fig. 2fi2. — Bakred Opening in Fence. CHAPTER VI. GARDENS. Stone Tablets. — Isei-dOeo. — Bridges. — Summeii-Houses. — Ponds. — Pathways.—Dwarf-Trees and Flower-pots. — Views of Private Gardens. nPHE Japanese garden, like the house, presents features thatnever enter into similar places in America.…
Architecture, Japanese
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