tes and feelings of the people; and,as we have before remarked, is unri-valled, especially in its adaptation tothe requirements of Suburban archi-tecture. Most generally Italian villas have anirregularity of outline from every pointof view. The roofs are never steep ;and the eaves are always heavy… … 1869.] Descriptions. 427 or treble, and together with the doors,have either square or arched heads, ac-cording to the importance of their posi-tion. The roofs are Tuscan, projectingconsiderably beyond the face of thewalls, and serving to protect themagainst the inclemency of the weather.The…
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