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The Poetry of Architecture

Note 34 — THE ENGLISH VILLA.—PRINCIPLES OF COMPOSITION.

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For example, we would allow one of the modern builders of Gothic chapels a month of invention, and a botanic garden to work from, with perfect certainty that he would not, at the expiration of the time, be able to present us with one design of leafage equal in beauty to hundreds we could point out in the capitals and niches of Melrose and Roslin.

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