alling of thehouse and terraces to be done at but little morethan the cost of brick and rough-cast. More-over, by the exercise of care and thought in theshaping of the quarries after use, a great gain isadded to the amenities of the garden as well as theprovision of splendid shelter to the lawns… … ^,^/^rr-r^ —-.--■■- -v- \ ; t-rV^ST^T^ CRAIG-Y-IARC : THE CLOISTER OR ATRIlM C E. MALLOWS, F.R.I.B.A., ARCHITECT -7
Art · Decoration and ornament
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