The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . UJ o X 0 X _J 3Q. oo o X oS: UJ > O ;70 JJauidl Daniel Lothrop. 371 It corresponds with the various eras ofits construction. The ancient low-posted rooms with their large openfire-places, in which the genial hickorycrackles and glows as in the olden time,have furnishings and appointments inharmony. The more modern apart-ments are charming, the whole com-bination making a most delightful coun-try house. Mr. Lothrops enjoyment of art andhis critical appreciation is illustratedhere as
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . UJ o X 0 X _J 3Q. oo o X oS: UJ > O ;70 JJauidl Daniel Lothrop. 371 It corresponds with the various eras ofits construction. The ancient low-posted rooms with their large openfire-places, in which the genial hickorycrackles and glows as in the olden time,have furnishings and appointments inharmony. The more modern apart-ments are charming, the whole com-bination making a most delightful coun-try house. Mr. Lothrops enjoyment of art andhis critical appreciation is illustratedhere as throughout his publications, his house being adorned with many ex-quisite and valuable original paintingsfrom the studios of modern artists ; andthere is, too, a certain literary fitnessthat his home should be in this mostclassic spot, and that the mistress ofthis home should be a lady of dis-tinguished rank in literature, and thatthe fair baby daughter of the houseshould wear for her own the name hermother has made beloved in thousandsof American and English households.
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