London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 238
ofidea in the design, and frequently con-siderable rudeness in the execution. This is particularly observ-able in many small churches, and additions to churches, erectedin the early part of the sixteenth century. Since the taste forpointed architecture has revived, it has become too much thecustom… … and decoratedalmost always siderable degree of vigour 226 Elemen/s and Pri/ic?]>Irs tliscriminate admiration, I must confess, 1 cannot sympathise.My antiquarian predilections are not sufficiently strong to enableme to feel veneration for any building simply on the score of itsage. To excite a…
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