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THE EAST END OF THE HOUSE 
BELLEFONTAINE 
trees, are placed at equal intervals before three 
wide windows at the centre of the facade. 
The fact that these windows open from the 
main corridor of the house and not from a 
living-room defines the true importance ot 
the forecourt garden compared with other 
surroundings at Bellefontaine. 1 he flower 
gardens at each end of the house, the terrace 
upon the south and the outlook in that direc¬ 
tion are the most cherished views, and the 
garden on the north is considered a mere 
formal approach to the house, and is enjoyed 
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