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LETTER XXX. AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE, POTATOES AND POSTSCRIPTS

LETTER XXXI. DOMESTIC-SERVICE REFORM

LETTER XXXII. GO TO; LET US BUILD A TOWER

LETTER XXXIII. BASEMENTS AND BALCONIES

LETTER XXXIV. FOUR ROOMS ENOUGH

LETTER XXXV. CONVENIENCES AND CONJECTURES

LETTER XXXVI. THE LESSON OF THE ICE-HOUSE

LETTER XXXVII. SHINGLES, SUNSHINE, AND FRESH AIR

LETTER XXXVIII. WHERE THE DOCTORS DIFFER

LETTER XXXIX. HOW TO DO IT

LETTER XL. THE BREATH OF LIFE

LETTER XLI. ETERNAL VIGILANCE

LETTER XLII. SAVED BY CONSCIENCE

LETTER XLIII. FINAL AND PERSONAL

BY WAY OF APPENDIX.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

MR. ARCHITECT

MR. AND MRS. JOHN

ROUGH STRENGTH AND SMOOTH-FACED WEAKNESS

ON A SIDEHILL

ONLY ONE CORNER

STONE BODY WITH BRICK MEMBERS

BREADTH AND HEIGHT

SECOND STORY OF WOOD

COTTAGE CORNICES

SQUARE HEADS WITH BRICK CAPS

FRAGMENTS OF BRICKWORK

BRICKS THAT ARE NOT SQUARE

"PICTURESQUE AMERICA"

A WISE GENERAL

"THE GROVES WERE GOD'S FIRST TEMPLES"

OUTER FINISH OF WOOD

"THE OLD HOUSE AT HOME"

FORTY-TWO FEET SQUARE

"LOOK OUT, NOT IN"

DUST TO DUST

WOOL AND WOOD

WOODWORK ON PLASTERED WALLS

"SISTER JANE, SPINSTER"

SISTER JANE'S KITCHEN

WHAT THE BASEMENT ADDS

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