[M.172L]                                                              [M.172]	Ducal palace S of C	172
                                                                      
                                                                      		rose with leaves overlaid in succession.  fig 2 p 32 real size
Compare this with Can Grande at Verona                                		3.  a woman in turban with the bandage under chin of early dress
                                                                      		stroking a puppy which she holds by the haunches.
                                                                      		4. A man with a (parrot?) the bird’s head gone, its tail fig 1
                                                                      		(1 p 33)
                                                                      		5. A woman in excessively rich costume, with braided hair and
                                                                      		sharp multitudinously folded dress, covered with beads or pearls:
                                                                      		holding a (rosary?) in left hand, and with right on her heart
                                                                      		6. The figure whose head is sketched at p 33 l I can’t
                                                                      		understand the folded ornament projecting from cap.
                                                                      		7. A lady with crown, strangely set with bunch or brush shaped
                                                                      		ornaments [diagram] and with the beautiful rose, fig 1 p 34
                                                                      		Both these last figures lay their hands on the leaves out of which
                                                                      		they rise most beautifully: and the 7 especially lays her hand
                                                                      		right over the edge, and underneath, most sweetly, as if lifting
                                                                      		a veil.
                                                                      		8. A boy with ball in left hand, right on breast.  Very heavy
                                                                      		and bad.  No inscriptions to this 15th capital
                                                                      	The 16th:  A most puzzling capital.  It has heads, of most
                                                                      		various workmanship - half of it has been split by the iron, and
                                                                      		ill readjusted. and the gap filled with cement, which is rudely
                                                                      		moulded into a continuation of the figures: {in lines of hair &c.}  What is most
                                                                      		strange; the workmanship of the detached half in the front

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