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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.1367#0170
THE PARIS EXHIBITION. M$
By the side of the refinements of luxury, we find the
simplicity of pastoral life, a Dutch farm with all the utensils
employed for making butter and cheese, two important
branches of Dutch produce. Here are shown comfortable
and well ventilated stables, milk pails, troughs for cooling
the milk, churns for making butter, copper.s for making
cheese, and lastly the rustic habitation of those, who are
employed in this work. Parisians who laugh at everything
seem much amused with the cupboards serving as bed-
chambers, wherein these primitive children of nature lay
themselves down at night on a shelf just above their clothes.
By the side of the refinements of luxury, we find the
simplicity of pastoral life, a Dutch farm with all the utensils
employed for making butter and cheese, two important
branches of Dutch produce. Here are shown comfortable
and well ventilated stables, milk pails, troughs for cooling
the milk, churns for making butter, copper.s for making
cheese, and lastly the rustic habitation of those, who are
employed in this work. Parisians who laugh at everything
seem much amused with the cupboards serving as bed-
chambers, wherein these primitive children of nature lay
themselves down at night on a shelf just above their clothes.