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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 26 (December 1873) (1873)

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OUNTAIN. Natures ornaments are the standard 01 beauty; and themore closely art copies her ever varying forms, the higherand purer does it become. A spray of ivy creeping over acornice, a handful of flowers, not imbedded in a stiff massbut allowed to rest loosely in a simple vase, a jet of… … But nature may be assisted by art, so that her handiworkmay exist in places where it would otherwise be absent; andtne ingenuity of the inventor is not at a loss to find a wayof bringing into our parlors the beauties which we admirein the garden. Such indeed is the object of the ornamentallittle…

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