Coleman, Oliver · New York, Fox Duffield & Company · leaf 79
ntly the attribute of library, whilein the largest sense it makes the house a home. I would have it large, as greatif not greater than any other room within the house, for here and in thedining room alone will all the members of the household habitually cometogether at one time. Unlike the dining… … be before the sun each day has nearly run its course, but in the afternoonit should*qiiite-gl^5Js|^j^ht. This is the hearth; iflratone great fireplace be allowed in all the househere it must be. Let it be broad and long and deep to hold within itsample recess great logs of crackling wood. Coal…
Architecture, Domestic
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