The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 168
single one, or more in the sameapartment. For want of positive examples, much of what we have hitherto said,may have been thought vague and obscure, and so far—if not other-wise—unsatisfactory. We now proceed, therefore, to give, as one ofcur Episodes, a plan for a Dining Room, having a rather… … * In such case the only thing that can bo done is to produce as mucheffect as possible by means of the tittings-ap and Jurniture, into which tlispirit of the style must be careully infused : or if not it is better to get ri at once of every indication of the style in such a room, concealing the…
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