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Lectures on Architecture and Painting, Delivered at Edinburgh in November 1853

Note 5 — LECTURE I. ARCHITECTURE.

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I am at present aware only of one tree, the tulip tree, which has an exceptional form, and which, I doubt not, every one will admit, loses much beauty in consequence. All other leaves, as far as I know, have the round or pointed arch in the form of the extremities of their foils.

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