London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 264
be felt to be out of place. Onprinciples of composition, therefore, the regular disposition ofdecorative foliage is right, when such foliage is mixed with archi-tecture ; but it requires great taste, and long study, to designthis disposition properly. Trees of dark leaf and little colourshould be… … hollow balustrade,^. 88, and suppose that it is found to look coldor raw, when executed, and to want depth. Then put smallpots, with any dark shrub, the darker the better, at fixedplaces behind them, at the samedistance as the balustrades, orbetween every two or three, asshown \njig. 89., and keep…
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