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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 6 (February 1869) (1869)

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and daughters of its an evergreen hedge; and, until such hedges members, either in the shape of popular can be grown, a neat wiro fence might be lectures, readings from " Pickwick," and used to advantage. other amusing works, dissolving views, The first thing to be done, in laying out conjurers, or… … in the drainage of buildings generally, are such places as these, where he can have ELEVATIONS OF COTTAGES FOR MECHANICS. the following: All main sewers should be innocent amusement or improving occupa- formed with concave bottoms, to allow the tion, rather than that he should spend his time in…

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