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at one end of the laundry.This can be sujiplied with ice through an outside door,and is infinitely better and more convenient than anycellar or spring house. The kitchen is without a fire-place, but is providedwith a ventilator in the chimney near the ceiling. Thecooking may be done by a stove,… … 70 woodwards country homes. desirable, or a fire-place, if it should be considered in-dispensable. A door under the stair-way separates the front andrear halls, and disconnects the kitchen apartmentsfrom the rest of the house. All the doors opening intothe rear hall should be hung Avitli the new…
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