The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 329
the reprobation so very pointedly implied. Thatthe quondam most obsequious admirer of Sir John Soane should nowbecome his traducer, is indeed startling; but of the two, Soaneshowed the greater discretion, for he suppressed his obnoxious work,whereas the other has been so absurdly indiscreet, as to… … 1!f! f.rf.ncf. to Mouldings.A, Cornice, top of mill. B, Moulding to window head. C, Impost moulding of piersmouldings of piers. E, String course above arches. D, BaseF, Archivolt or arch moulding. A true master mind is to be recognized not only by its great works,but by its slightest and least…
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