London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 274
m the columns and arches; thesparkling of the gilded bosses and emblazonry of heraldiccolours; the rich tone of the stone; and the great height to thesummit of the lantern, all combined, produce a mystery and in-tricacy highly interesting and picturesque. I must not omitmentioning the arch from the… … court {^g. \29. p) should correspond with the doors : in fact, itshould be a kind of glazed door. All the doors from the saloonshould be hung folding, and should be richly carved. The first thing that would strike a stranger, on entering thedrawingroom, would be the large window in the recess at…
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