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Imagine IN enormous tri-coruered building,
oflight stone color, with . turret about sixty
feet high ct the apex Of the triangle. Enor-
nous windows enlarge each side. and at the
back The wall again curves outward, % thatthe
exact proportions Of the triangle are lost,
though the general plan u preserved. Crossing
the porte eeeAws, which h light, pretty cover
ins' asa pore eoehers should Be, We reach the
arcuiaf vsssinale, marble lined, and BY three
"ePs eam hal ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE rect broad
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cloaet With n. del,c,,e content. :. h.,ut,f,l a,
a garden of 6ovars. the butlsr,. n.ntrv. and
the sever.l .nn,,rt .n.nc.. .h.olut.iv cou,,,et..
bv +. s,de door. onnos,ts the ntont door mir.
rors made A aiding doom IAN the doors on
this door ara slsdinr) connect the great han
with the greater dancing saloon- Il IA sixteen
feet bieh. about fortv long. and TWENTY-FIVE
feet broad. Afsv li,bt. on ebairs st.nd IN a
couple Of r.ised rece.ses. vhere cb,nerone. NAV
sit n Ie.v. tha noN.hsd Aoor unincumher.6
A deem recess on the vest s,de :. for mps;cisr,
[or tableaur and a ado door lead. thence n
side rooms above desipped for dressioc.room.
for sucb occ,.,ons. The nrinc,nal l,vbt N tbi.
immen.e nom i. f,om . chsndeIier NJ corved
vood m.ae IN Fiorcnc. and nrohah,v MOI.
he.nt,fnI than .nvtb,ro az N. lima n M.
copr,rv The boay ~ the cborde,;e, q. cor,,,.a
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vho.. Sset .nr,no Golden h.. nch.. a th.,, ,,,-n
aiv,d,nc into mvr,sS .nIra, .tem. each ofvh,ch
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h,.ncSes .urrorted NV cuniss a, ,n,srr.I.
around the walls.
But TIE WONDER or ALL rs THE PARLoR.
To ret its full effect VIC should step into the
hall, where all is massive and heavy and dark,
and. drawing hack the great doors that Aide so
easily 4 child could push them. cross the
threshold from the subdued reality of walnut
and morocco to the glitter and glory of fairy
land There has never been snvtbino like Il
seen here. and seldom anywhere else. IInto
the very eIpe of the ceiling ont cornices riae
carved into most exuuisite devices. from which.
superb curtains woven bv the historic GobeHn
looms fall in luxurious folds to the carpeted
soor. chair. magnificent enough for thrones.
graceful tete-e-tete,, wonderful sofas and diyans
ofpold and Aubussou tapestrv: on the tese-a-tete,
Foutainc's fables: on the chairs, field and au-
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on gray, some on black grounds, and none
Alike: 4 mosaic cabinet four hundred years old:
four mosaic tables, one of which was made to