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g-house, whatever may bethe style of its architecture; unless the dwelling-house is to bedisguised under some other character of building. A man maychoose to live in a house that has the appearance of a Greciantemple, or a Turkish mosque; and if he does so, he may fairlyconceal the appearance of… … Nothing can more show the vitiated taste of our architectsand their employers, than their being better pleased with designs of same Villa Architects. 119
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