London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 668
e-ful and beautiful Gothic, which yields to no school of architec-ture in the science displayed in its construction, or in the eleganceand invention displayed in its design. We have, in England,no specimens of windows of a purely domestic character in thisstyle earlier than the Tudor period, and… … 654? Reflections upon Windcnsos. mention. In the castles, they partook of the Lombardic style, ofwhich a specimen has been given ; and these were the only resi-dences where anything like architecture was attempted, except,of course, conventual buildings, with which we have nothing todo, as I wish…
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