The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 327
as far as plan is concerned,than is now to be met with in as many thousand examples,—whichhowever they may differ as to matters of decoration and detail arenearly alike in regard to arrangement and plan.* Instead of proceeding, as we could easily do, with other plans of thesame class, and for… … posing the situation of the enclosed and open portions,—that is byremoving the screen between B and the room, and in lieu of it, screen-ing off the two lesser bays 6 h, which might either immediately com-municate w ith, and he open towards the larger bay, or entirely shut upfrom it, as one of them…
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