More famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1902)
Malan, Alfred Henry, comp · New York, G.P. Putnam's sons, London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 46
ttack the house from the Porch. The curious brickfabric, built as it was by a Hobart, is thought to be in the formof an H : no unreasonable supposition, if the end-pieces be con-nected, and the letter formed of such solid type as to leave littlespace (the courts) on either side of the central span.… … 15 i6 BlicfclinQ Iball contains a good fireplace, surmounted by arms. Next, the Break-fast-room, where, as in the other sitting-rooms, are several of thewater-colour sketches of the late Lady Waterford, aunt to thelady of the house. These are recognised by a peculiar boldnessof touch and outline,…
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