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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 334

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woodenhouse. The building, which is a piece of trueprimeval architecture, is eight feet square, and inits structure neither saw nor augur were used j theadze and chisel were alone employed. From Manchester we learn that the principle ofpopular admission to the Exhibition of Paintingsat the Royal… … CUPID,—FROM AN ETCHING AFTER LUCAS CAMBIASO. to THE DECORATOBS ASSISTANT. C^e mixmotm^t Me. Lbadbeater of Aldersgate-street, hasbeen the successful competitor for the eight largewrought iron fireproof safes for Her Majestys Ord-nance department. The great oak in Hoxne wood (at which King Edmund the…

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