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Marks, Montague (Montague Laurence), b. 1847 · London : C.A. Pearson · leaf 139
om figures — such as of frequent use ; a small rosette, a leaf, or centre of a flower — for it is not only may be allowed to complete themselves, and that by this means the top be made to fit into the bottom (fig. 290) ; a different scale but in designing it is always desirable to run of work is… … Fig. 291. — The “Repeat.” make the wall ap¬ The drawing is run over the lines of “ repeat ” and made pear out of the to fit into both sides and bottom. upright or undu¬ “ The step is the division of the space into half, lating. Unless and the top left-hand corner, C, is made to intentional, as a…
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