London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 186
nteresting object, as it would be confined within a frame,and thus form a living picture more perfect than when the eyeis left to range from place to place. Fig. 58. is the north-east front. In this front, over the studywindow, is a tablet, in which an appropriate inscription might beplaced, or the… … South-east Elevation. I light into the room. In this elevation I have omitted thechimney shafts at the other end, as they would not be seen, onlyat a great distance, and in a particular situation. To make the building fire-proof, or, at least, nearly so, thedivisions of rooms should be in…
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