STUDY FOR "SIR GALAHAD''
BY LUCIEN MONOD
shown. He provides a
very pleasant and spacious
sitting - room, and three
quite good bedrooms.
plan, page 327,
is one of the examples of
the cottages that are all
but villas. It has on both
floors an undue amount
of passage. The reduction
to the minimum of means
of communication of this
kind is always evidence
of good planning, be the
building a town hall or
a cottage. His roof is
complicated, and the start
of the stairs against the
entrance door is a dis-
tinctly weak point,
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DECORATIVE PAXEI.
BY TALBOT HUGHES
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