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y two on each sideof the portico, and two for each of the pavilions. The projectingentablatures of the propylaea would likewise be spared. Never-tlieless, as far as regards expense, 1 admit there would be nosaving, were it only on account of the greater enrichment be-stowed on the cornice and… … placed over a rotunda, as will in due course be described, whenI come to speak of the plan and interior. How tar its formwould harmonise better with the rest of the edifice than that ofthe one Mr. Wilkins has adopted, and prove a more com-manding feature ; it is rather for others to decide than for…
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