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ly be left to take care of itself. But a mancannot be expected to innovate to much purpose uponusages with which he is unfamiliar; and the effectswhich Mr. Whitmans admonition to his fellow-poets tou fix their verses to the gauge of the round globe wouldprobably have upon an aspiring young poet,… … DOORWAYS ON MADIMJN AVENUE.G. E. Harney, and McKim, Mead, & White, Architects. title, or without any sufficient provocation describedthemselves as architects. They undoubtedly attained3 !3 AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE difference, and their works did not remind the travelledobserver of any of the…
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