Homes And How to Make Them
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MY DEAR ARCHITECT: Your criticisms are not wholly without reason. Ican only plead haste and inexperience.
Have been studying arrangement of rear part, and seem to get fartherand farther from a satisfactory result. The kitchen and dining-roommust be convenient to each other, but not adjacent; the pantries andlarder easy to get at; back stairs accessible from all parts of thehouse, and side entrance worked in somehow; washbowl and water-closetnot far off, but out of sight, and the whole departmen...t quiteisolated from front hall. My wife can't think of pantry andstore-rooms at the south side, nor do we want kitchen or outer door atthe north. John's sister-in-law, Miss Jane, who appears to have somesensible notions, thinks a kitchen should always have windows onopposite sides for light and ventilation. John says I should have akitchen large enough for wash-trays and a set kettle, but one of myneighbors, who has just built a house, advises a laundry in thecellar. Altogether it's a troublesome problem, and, frankly, I giveit up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MY DEAR ARCHITECT: Your criticisms are not wholly without reason. Ican only plead haste and inexperience.
Have been studying arrangement of rear part, and seem to get fartherand farther from a satisfactory result. The kitchen and dining-roommust be convenient to each other, but not adjacent; the pantries andlarder easy to get at; back stairs accessible from all parts of thehouse, and side entrance worked in somehow; washbowl and water-closetnot far off, but out of sight, and the whole departmen...t quiteisolated from front hall. My wife can't think of pantry andstore-rooms at the south side, nor do we want kitchen or outer door atthe north. John's sister-in-law, Miss Jane, who appears to have somesensible notions, thinks a kitchen should always have windows onopposite sides for light and ventilation. John says I should have akitchen large enough for wash-trays and a set kettle, but one of myneighbors, who has just built a house, advises a laundry in thecellar. Altogether it's a troublesome problem, and, frankly, I giveit up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardner Eugene Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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