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ave spoiled it byits associations in the mind before entering. But what wouldbe said, if double rows of columns were placed between the sidesof the nave, choir, and transepts of St. Pauls, London, withtheir entablatures running longitudinally and transversely fromeach column, and forming a species… … of the Custom-IIoiisc, New York. 531 Notwithstanding the length of the foregoing remarks, I have not 1 ■•11 pointed out one half of the absurdities of this original design ; for, like Hogarths perspective frontispiece, new ones are dis-covered every time I look at it. After the drawings had been…
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