dclose to the foundation and a walk made impassable because ofshrubs which run along the top of the terrace which sloped sharplyto the driveway. All the walks, terraces and drives have the effectof being cramped and isolated by a growth of tall shrubs or trees.Over the porch a crimson rambler… … shrubs to destroy the faintest outlook. From the southeast view ofthe house there should have been a clean sweep of vision straightdown to the distant sea, but on this side magnolias close to the houseand an orchard beyond prevent a glimmer of the water, and a circleof shrubs choke off even the…
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