Chat With the Ladies About House Building
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By a judicious ar- rangement of tables thirty people can be seated in that room. His is a large famliy, and without company twelve sit at table usually. Note that the second floor is de- voted to the day-living apartments, while on the third floor Mr. And Mrs. H. And the nurse have the four younger children close by at night. The two young men of the family, who are out at clubs and society af- fairs a good deal, have their rooms on the second floor, where late comings-in will not awaken the re...st of the family. There is managed a sub-basement under the rear portion of this house for heating plant, ventilating plant, elevator machinery, laun- dry, etc. There are but two servants' rooms in the house, for the upper servants. You know that here in Washington nearly all of our colored servants live at their own homes, so no provision has to be made for them. Some may wonder at the absence of grand and monumental stairways in this house. That is a feature that I have abso- lutely eliminated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a judicious ar- rangement of tables thirty people can be seated in that room. His is a large famliy, and without company twelve sit at table usually. Note that the second floor is de- voted to the day-living apartments, while on the third floor Mr. And Mrs. H. And the nurse have the four younger children close by at night. The two young men of the family, who are out at clubs and society af- fairs a good deal, have their rooms on the second floor, where late comings-in will not awaken the re...st of the family. There is managed a sub-basement under the rear portion of this house for heating plant, ventilating plant, elevator machinery, laun- dry, etc. There are but two servants' rooms in the house, for the upper servants. You know that here in Washington nearly all of our colored servants live at their own homes, so no provision has to be made for them. Some may wonder at the absence of grand and monumental stairways in this house. That is a feature that I have abso- lutely eliminated.
What to read after Chat With the Ladies About House Building?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Fitzpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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