396 FARMING FOR LADIES, [chap. xx. 



just notion of the manner in which a dairy 

 of the highest, as well as the most modest 

 pretensions, may be constructed : the small 

 octagon building being merely a fanciful ad- 

 dition to the milk-room. 



The plan is also very simple : constructed on 

 two opposite sides of a court, into which the 

 windows look, and built in this manner — 



—■1: 





a. The court. d. Dairy-maids' kitchen and 



b. b. b. Rooms for churning, sitting-room, 

 keepingandwasliing utensils, e. Milk-room. 



c. Verandah. /. Garden verandah. 



This, it may be imagined, is completely 

 adapted to the purpose ; and it has been justly 



