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References to Plan 14. 



First the house is placed forty feet back from the street. 

 The ground plan we have remodeled from one published by 

 H. Hudson Holly, in Harpers' Magazine of May, 1876. The 

 elevation is a copy from Harpers' Magazine of same date, the 

 best magazine ever published. 



^ovr to the ground plan, the scale is forty feet to one inch, 

 and so the porch will vary from 8 to 16 feet ; it is marked x x x. 



No. 2 is a hall 8 by 28 feet, opening to No. 7, which is 

 designed for the stairway above, and is 12 by 16 feet, with a 

 branch of 4 by 8 feet, having a light of window as a guide to 

 the stairway. 



No. 3 is the living room or parlor, 16 by 20 feet, and opening 

 to No. 4, 16 by 16 feet, with a bay window ; both of these open 

 by doors to the main hall. 



No. 9 is the dining room, 16 by 20 to 22 feet, and opens from 

 the main hall and through No. 7, which is a hall and stairway 

 to No. 5, the kitchen, 16 by 16 feet, with closets (see 6 and 10) 

 then a store room (No. 8) 8 bj 20, which can be opened from 

 No. 9. Again, No. 4 can be used as a dining room, and Nos. 

 9 and 8 as living and bed rooms. 



