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Travels in South Kensington, with notes on Decorative art and architecture in England (1882)

Conway, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907 · London : Trübner & co. · leaf 225

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loors raised sufiicieutly high 222 BEDFORD PARK. above this to allow of full aud free ventilation beneath everyhouse. Sanitary considerations are not neglected in the decorations.Matting is used in the lining of halls and staircases; it is easyto keep clean, and does not gather or send forth dust… … DINIXG-KOOM IN TOWER HOUSE. allowed to impede the light, which can never be spared inEn2;land. What at once impresses the intelligent visitor to BedfordPark is the fact that the beauty which has been admittedlysecured is not fictitious. A competent writer in the Sportingand Dramatic Neios…

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