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Originally appearing in Volume V11, Page 545 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GAZEBO (usually explained as a comic Latinism, for " I will gaze "; the New
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English
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Dictionary suggests a possible
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oriental origin now lost)  , a
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term used in the 18th
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century for a structure on the
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outer
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wall of a
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garden, having an upper
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storey with windows on each
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side so as to overlook the road . Similar buildings are found in
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Holland on the
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borders of the canals, which in some cases
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form very picturesque features .

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