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The home of Miss Spokenian, at Washington, Ct., owes 
its effect to inherent good proportion and placement. 
The matched boarding exterior is painted in a deep tone 
of pink, with green shutters—an jtnusual color scheme 
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The plans show a special study of the grades on which 
the house is bidlt. Bedrooms are upstairs, and all the 
service accommodation is on the living room level, and 
below that floor. Murphy & Dana were the architects 
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