Woodward's architecture and rural art : landscape gardening, and rural art (1867)
Woodward, George E. (George Evertson), 1829-1905 · New York, Geo. E. & F. W. Woodward, 37 Park Row, Office of the "Horticulturist," · leaf 73
ings whomight far better employ and house themselves. The cityhireling makes more money than his country cousin; butstrikes and panics, sickness and frolics, with the necessityof giving half he earns for shelter, generally keep himpoor; and an increasing family soon drives him to closecalculations… … Fig. 90. In fig. 90 we show about the simplest form of a house,containing two rooms, as shown in plans figs. 01, 92.
Architecture, Domestic
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