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GARDEN ARCHITECTURE

joining the side walls of the court. Charlcote,
in Warwickshire, and Burton Agnes, near
Bridlington, in Yorkshire, are good examples
in brick and stone. At Lanhydrock, in Corn-

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wall, there is a two-storey gatehouse in stone,
which shows a charming mixture of late Gothic
and Renaissance details. This gatehouse stands
at the end of a fine avenue of sycamores, 37
paces wide, with counter avenues of beeches
16 paces wide. Another remarkable gatehouse