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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 196

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ers from the wind and from the view ofI)ersons outside. Some of the French dictiona-ries limit its size to 30 or 40 metres. The.sedimensions are to be a.?soeiated with the im-mense ornamental grounds of France; and inEnglish u.se the term signifies rather a cdump ofthree or four trees fornung one… … Boss: Church of Elkstone, Glouce.ster.shire. cut away after the completion of the work. (SeeBossage.) li. A mass projecting, as in A, but intendedas a permanent feature; thus, in Gothic archi-336 BOSS tectiire, the moulded sill course of a window, orrow of windows, is often terminated by…

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