p lacks the unity and impressiveeffect of Mr. Georges better known mansions.A superb house, without and within— Gkiicof, rooms still haunt one as perfect, whether you com-pare them with old or new work in any country.It is a house which might provoke a Diogenesto envy, and make the most contented… … RAWDON Hi./UBb, m>lJljLMJi.i.\ RESTORED BY MESSRS. E, GEORGE AND IETO (From a Photograph by Messrs Bedjord Lemm &■ Co.) Wells—can hardly be described in words. Itssituation on the slope of a hill, with a stream pass-ing beneath an arch of one of its terraces, has beenmost fully developed.…
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