London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 405
to any reader, without actual inspection,a competent notion of the full impression that would be produced on his mindby an impartial survey of the inside of these two kinds of buildings, yet he maybe easily enabled to form a faint notion of it merely by casting his eye upon the (J c 4 388 Gothic… … it is distributed nearly in the same manner and proportions as in the west endof the cathedral of York, and on the left-hand side as in the cathedral of St.Pauls, London ; with the thickness of the pillars and walls, and dimensions ofside windows, nearly in their due proportions respectively. To…
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