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The life and works of Sir Charles Barry

Note 119 — Chapter X · PRIVATE LIFE AND DEATH.

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He never built himself a house, but wherever he went he carried out his delight in alterations and reconstructions. No house of his was ever quite untouched; and his landlords must have found him a most excellent tenant.

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