London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 684
a room over it, with a trap-door to theformer and a small staircase to the latter. There are twoexterior colonnades on the north and south sides (b a c c),which serve as passages in front of the shops. The shops on thenorth side are for different descriptions of culinary vegetables andthe commoner… … ■3 o fe I 670 Market of Covent Garden. sides for ventilation and light; the roof 292is supported by cast-iron pillars, fromwhich spring circular ribs, instead ofhorizontal tie-beams; and the resultis a very light appearance. Under itis held the wholesale fruit-market, andbelow the surface are…
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