The Essentials of a Country House
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The Staircase window is the breathing organ of the House. It is the nose and the mouth of the House.
The Staircase window should therefore always be as large as it can be made, and as many lights in it as possible should be made to open. During the day and even during the night, some of the windows should be left open, to bring fresh air into the lungs of the House — 32 THE HALL AND STAIRCASE.
the Hall, if earned up two storeys, and the Bedroom corridor. The Bedroom corridor should always be we...ll lighted and ventilated, and should always be as wide as circumstances will allow -never less than 3 It. 6 ins., even in small Houses. In large Houses it should be 4 ft. 6 in. to 5 ft. 6 in.
Plates XXII 1 and XXIV show the Hall and Staircase of the House illustrated on Plate IX. The Hall is taken up two storeys, with a corridor on three sides, and lighted by the large window next Staircase.
The whole of the woodwork is of deal, stained dark brow^n and oiled.
Plate XXVI illustrates a part of the Hall and Staircase of the House at Ewhurst (Plates III, IV and V).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Staircase window is the breathing organ of the House. It is the nose and the mouth of the House.
The Staircase window should therefore always be as large as it can be made, and as many lights in it as possible should be made to open. During the day and even during the night, some of the windows should be left open, to bring fresh air into the lungs of the House — 32 THE HALL AND STAIRCASE.
the Hall, if earned up two storeys, and the Bedroom corridor. The Bedroom corridor should always be we...ll lighted and ventilated, and should always be as wide as circumstances will allow -never less than 3 It. 6 ins., even in small Houses. In large Houses it should be 4 ft. 6 in. to 5 ft. 6 in.
Plates XXII 1 and XXIV show the Hall and Staircase of the House illustrated on Plate IX. The Hall is taken up two storeys, with a corridor on three sides, and lighted by the large window next Staircase.
The whole of the woodwork is of deal, stained dark brow^n and oiled.
Plate XXVI illustrates a part of the Hall and Staircase of the House at Ewhurst (Plates III, IV and V).
What to read after The Essentials of a Country House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Briggs, Robert Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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