88 THE GRAPE. 
and, also, where strong heat has to be kept up all the 
winter, but there are many instances where such might 
be avoided in outside appearance, aud yet the inside re- 
* main the same in character, and so with the retarding 
a person who wishes to erect a house for this pur 
pose, is sure to have one or more graperies, and most 
likely one for the general summer crop, which is only 
partially forwarded; in which case, a double span, with 
the ends north and south, and divided ney 
through the centre, would answer both pu the 
west side being used for the late, and the east for the 
Fig. 10. 
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earlier crop. We do not advise the east front as the best 
_ in a general ae de but when it gives the advantages here 
mentioned, is no reason why it may not be adopted, 
and we speak from experience in saying that good grapes 
may be grown as a second early, or general crop, with an 
eastern slope of the roof. The annexed end section. fig. 10 
————. than words how such double detached 
