Gardens Old New the Country House Its Garden Environment volume 1
Gardens Old New the Country House Its Garden Environment volume 1
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SIR HERVEY BRUCE.
IOSE who go in quest of tlu- beauties ot English gardens. Associated with many splendours "I architecture and mam "t the interests of histury. Will find them in every p. Irt .. T tin- land. Our survey IKIS t. Iki-n u>- n>rth. Sout'i. E;ist. And wc-st. And we have found our su 1 u-t nu- n the level plain, sometime^ amn^ broken undul. It m^ . Mint- n. Tllv in deep valleys, and nut seldom on lofty height*. Each and every situation demands a treatment of its mvn. And the happy ada...ptation of the house to the landscape and of the garden to both is the object of the artist's hand, an I its delineation is the reason of the present delightful quest. In not a few places have \\e 1"imd the character of the land demanding, or . It le. Ist su^t-sting. A terr. Uv I f-imation for gardens. This is imtahly the CUC at ( . Niton Hall. The terrace has sometimes tvi-n found WVCfdy formal andclassual. At times invested with vari-. -d leatures and much picturesque- ness, . In : allv takmu the form f an adaptation o| the ground itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SIR HERVEY BRUCE.
IOSE who go in quest of tlu- beauties ot English gardens. Associated with many splendours "I architecture and mam "t the interests of histury. Will find them in every p. Irt .. T tin- land. Our survey IKIS t. Iki-n u>- n>rth. Sout'i. E;ist. And wc-st. And we have found our su 1 u-t nu- n the level plain, sometime^ amn^ broken undul. It m^ . Mint- n. Tllv in deep valleys, and nut seldom on lofty height*. Each and every situation demands a treatment of its mvn. And the happy ada...ptation of the house to the landscape and of the garden to both is the object of the artist's hand, an I its delineation is the reason of the present delightful quest. In not a few places have \\e 1"imd the character of the land demanding, or . It le. Ist su^t-sting. A terr. Uv I f-imation for gardens. This is imtahly the CUC at ( . Niton Hall. The terrace has sometimes tvi-n found WVCfdy formal andclassual. At times invested with vari-. -d leatures and much picturesque- ness, . In : allv takmu the form f an adaptation o| the ground itself.
What to read after Gardens Old New the Country House Its Garden Environment volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Whewell to read onlineMoreLess
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