London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 239
ting out how, in that particular case, obviousfaults might have been avoided, exhibit part of the plan of a villa, which forms one of the subjectsin Brittons and Pugins Edijiccs ofLand071. Fig. 108. shows that portion of thehouse which comprises the breakfast-room (b\ and smaller drawingroom(r/),… … Studies of Plan. 227 is but reasonable to expect that all the other sitting-rooms,however unpretending tiiey may be in themselves, should ex-hibit careful study in their respective plans. Instead of which,we here perceive that, in the breakfast-room (b), no regard what-ever has been paid to…
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