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The beautiful necessity; seven essays on theosophy and architecture (1910)

Bragdon, Claude Fayette, 1866-1946 · Rochester, N. Y., The Manas press · leaf 45

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ing, is often very effective, aswhen Gratiano, in the trial scene of The Merchant of Venice taunts Shylockwith his own words, A Daniel come to judgment! or, as when, in one ofthe later scenes of As You Like It, an earlier scene is repeated, but withRosalind speaking in her proper person and no… … THELVWOFCONSONANCE ONE BAy CFTHEANQEL CHOIRS OPUNOOLN-CAIffiDRAL Doric frieze echo the fluted columnsbelow (Illustration 24). The balus-trade which crowns a colonnade isa repetition, in some sort, of thecolonnade itself. The modillions ofa Corinthian cornice are but elabor-ate and embellished…

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