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The craftsman (1901)

New York [etc.] · leaf 269

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THIS CEMENT WALL WAS BUILT AFTER THE FASH-ION OF THE OLD MISSION WALLS: THE GATE ISWOOD BOUND WITH IRON BANDS, AND THERE IS ASPACE OF BLUE BETWEEN DOOR AND CEMENT ARCH. … A HOODEU GATEW AV BETWEEN TWOGARDENS. A TRELLIS SCREEN. WITH SUGGES-TION FOR A PORTIERE OF VINES. GATEWAYS OLD AND NEW The door to ones home once expressed much of this interestingsymbohsm, and the latchstring hanging out meant that free for allhospitality which welcomed every stranger as guest.…

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