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THE PLAN, Measured and Drawn by the Author for House and Garden 
REDCREST COTTAGE 
Earth had worked hand in hand. The charm 
of apparently wild disorder in the garden 
was not the result of neglect, not a profusion 
of rank weeds, but the free growth of nurtured 
flowers. Looking over the picket fence 
it could be seen with what care and good 
taste the flowers had been planted. Borders 
of box, six inches high, guarded well the 
AN END VIEW, Measured and D rawti by the Author for House and Garden 
REDCREST COTTAGE 
