6FAMILY MAN SEEKING A HOME.
53From Fred.
7From the Architect.
54IN A MULTITUDE OF COUNSELLORS IS SAFETY.
8EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A HOME.
55From the Architect.
9From John.
56DOORS AND SLIDING-DOORS, WINDOWS AND BAY-WINDOWS.
10A GRATEFUL CLIENT.
57From Fred.
11From the Architect.
58EXPERIENCE KEEPS A DEAR SCHOOL.
12THE BEAUTY OF TRUTH AND UTILITY.
59From the Architect.
13From John.
60FASHION AND ORNAMENT, HARD WOOD AND PAINT.
14PROFESSIONAL FOLLY.
61From Fred.
15From the Architect.
62THOUGHT PROVOKES INQUIRY.
16BUILDING-SITES AND FOUNDATION-WALLS.
63From the Architect.
17From John.
64CONSISTENCY, COMFORT, AND CARPETS.
18GRAVEL-BANKS AND QUAGMIRES.
65From Miss Jane.
19From the Architect.
66AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE, POTATOES AND POSTSCRIPTS.
20NATURE'S BRICKS ARE BETTER THAN OURS.
67From the Architect.
21From John.
68DOMESTIC-SERVICE REFORM.
22THERE IS A SOFT SIDE EVEN TO A STONE WALL.
69From Fred.
23From the Architect.
70GO TO; LET US BUILD A TOWER.
24A BROAD HOUSE IS BETTER THAN A HIGH ONE.
71From the Architect.
25From John.
72BASEMENTS AND BALCONIES.
26TROUT BROOKS ARE BETTER THAN STREET SEWERS.
73From the Schoolmaster.
27From the Architect.
74FOUR ROOMS ENOUGH.
28THE STRENGTH AND DURABILITY OF BRICK.
75From Mrs. John.
29From John.
76CONVENIENCES AND CONJECTURES.
30THE WEAKNESS AND SHAM OF BRICKWORK.
77From the Architect.
31From the Architect.
78THE LESSON OF THE ICE-HOUSE.
32SKILL DIGNIFIES THE MOST HUMBLE MATERIAL.
79From John.
33From John.
80SHINGLES, SUNSHINE, AND FRESH AIR.
34EVERY MAN TO HIS TRADE.
81From the Architect.
35From the Architect.
82WHEN THE DOCTORS DIFFER.
36THE COMING HOUSE WILL BE FAIR TO SEE AND MADE OF BRICK.
83From John.
37From Mrs. John.
84HOW TO DO IT.
38DOMESTIC DISCIPLINE.
85From the Architect.
39From the Architect.
86THE BREATH OF LIFE.
40GOOD TASTE IS NOT A FOE BUT A FRIEND TO ECONOMY.
87From John.
41From John.
88ETERNAL VIGILANCE.
42OUR PICTURESQUE ANCESTORS.
89From the Architect.
43From the Architect.
90SAVED BY CONSCIENCE.
44THE USE AND THE ABUSE OF WOOD.
91From John.
45From John.
92A CHAPTER FROM ACTUAL EXPERIENCE.
46A SURRENDER AND CHANGE OF BASE.
93THE END.
47From the Architect.
