Gibson, Charles, 1874-1954 · Chicago ; and New York : Herbert S. Stone and Co · leaf 384
taste upon the walls.Dinner is served. Let us walk into the dining-room. Wemust cross the billiard-room to gain it, and when therewe find that it was hardly worth our trouble. Cheap,light oak panelling, carved in the most modern imitationof the Renaissance—red curtains to the windows, thesame as… … TWO GENTLEMEN IN TOURAINE ^jT jT jes average they are about twelve by eight feet, and few• * * ■• have as much as a dressing-room, a very necessaryadjunct to so small a bedroom. If this is on the upperfloor you may touch the ceiling with your hand, andoften with your head, when you do not care to.…
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