The House a Manual of Rural Architecture Or How to Build Country Houses And O
The House a Manual of Rural Architecture Or How to Build Country Houses And O
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All the moss — if any — should be removed or swept off with a stiff broom before putting on the new shingles. — National Era.
ILLAS, 105 VII.
VILLAS.
Here no state cliiimlierg in long line unfold, Bilgtit with broail minors, rough with I'rette Yi-t niDileBt oinameut with use combined Attracts the eye to exercise tlie mind.
I. -WHAT IS A VILLA?
TSTORTCALLY, the question is readily an- swered. It was originally a summer residence in the vicinity of an Italian city, erected for occupation merely d...uring the warm season. The word is now used with a wider signification.
According to Downing, " what we mean by a villain the United States, is the country house of a person of competence or wealth sufficient to build and maintain it with some taste and elegance — the most refined home of America — the home of its most leisurely and educated class of citizens. " "What, then, " continues Mr. Downing, "should the villa be architecturally? It should be, firstly, the most convenient — secondly, the most truthful or significant — and thirdly, the most beautiful, of dwellings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the moss — if any — should be removed or swept off with a stiff broom before putting on the new shingles. — National Era.
ILLAS, 105 VII.
VILLAS.
Here no state cliiimlierg in long line unfold, Bilgtit with broail minors, rough with I'rette Yi-t niDileBt oinameut with use combined Attracts the eye to exercise tlie mind.
I. -WHAT IS A VILLA?
TSTORTCALLY, the question is readily an- swered. It was originally a summer residence in the vicinity of an Italian city, erected for occupation merely d...uring the warm season. The word is now used with a wider signification.
According to Downing, " what we mean by a villain the United States, is the country house of a person of competence or wealth sufficient to build and maintain it with some taste and elegance — the most refined home of America — the home of its most leisurely and educated class of citizens. " "What, then, " continues Mr. Downing, "should the villa be architecturally? It should be, firstly, the most convenient — secondly, the most truthful or significant — and thirdly, the most beautiful, of dwellings.
What to read after The House a Manual of Rural Architecture Or How to Build Country Houses And O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Harrison Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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