e truth of this is so evi-dent that it would seem unnecessaryto mention it; yet we find this simpleprinciple, consistency of treatment, sooften violated that its emphasis neverceases to be desirable. In the first example a rough block-ing out sketch is shown of the relationof lines, which was… … FIGURE FIFTY. was desired; common sense and thematerial employed demanded that allof the loose ends of the design bebound together into a compact whole.The question of space and mass ad-justment was decided partly by the ap-plication of elementary principles ofcomposition, partly by the saw and…
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