Brown, J. Wood (James Wood) · New York, E.P. Dutton and company · leaf 188
ration sufficiently show, but we may still notice the wayin which the cells themselves, though they have lost their primitivecharacter, crowd outwards against the fortress walls, which atmore than one point they fairly occupy. As one looks obliquelyto the north-east, for example, along the west… … I \tfricl°w of (gll in (erto/Ov, Passing from the general type to its treatment here in detail, wefind, as is natural, that the style of the Certosa, where what isoriginal can be separated from later additions, is just the FlorentineGothic of the later fourteenth century. In the…
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