tact with their capitals,or sustained by mimic arches, round or pointed, depended entirelyon the system adopted in the rest of the work. Where the largearches were round, the small balusti*ade arches would be so like-wise ; where those were pointed, these would become so in sym-pathy with them. §… … «^
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