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The stones of Venice (1890)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Aldine Book Publishing Co. · leaf 144

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zes, one very long and large, andtwo smaller, and three smaller still, of which the reader is tochoose which he likes best, in order to connect the tops of theshafts. I suppose he will first try if he can lift the great stone a,and if he can, he will put it very simply on the tops of the… … FlG. XXIX. pose I will not give it to him, but only the two smaller stonesat b, b; he will doubtless try to put them up, tilted againsteach other, as at d. Very awkward this ; worse than card-house building. But if he cuts off the corners of the stones.Vol. I.—9 130 THE STONES OF VENICE. so as to…

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