A
The Entrance
B
The great Court
C
An amphitheatre of flowers with two sweeps embellished
with vases visible at the first entrance.
D
The House
E
The parterre of plain turf with two palisades formed
into arches.
F
A grass-=plat affording a view to one of the wings.
GHK
Benches, niches, halls, cabinets, and other forms
of verdure of a different taste.
I
A low palisade to unite a view of the alley with
the avenue extended into the country R |
L
Alleys in the kitchen gardens
M
A false entrance with two palisades and embellished
with two borders, usually adorned with Flowers,
or Vases.
N
A large moat, which does not intercept the extent
of the prospect from the House D to the end of the
avenue which is carried from N
O
A yard for the poultry
P
Stables
Q
Adjacent outhouses
S
The elevation of the palisades that border the parterre,
and are cut into Arcades. |
