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                                                                      		    HOUSE ON CANAL GRANDE  CA DANIELI
                                                                      		all the same as fig 5.  which however was drawn from one
                                                                      of the det; to which I doubt not the Sq  with which they
                                                                      interfere has been added, and perhaps the C pils: which I
                                                                      should otherwise have expected to correspond with the pils
                                                                      of fig 1 (but these of fig 1 are the pure section of the
                                                                      shaft fig 4.)
                                                                      		The central group of this house  having the pure pil
                                                                      then pure shaft and then L. shaft is as
                                                                      characteristic in instance as I could give.  The Sq.
                                                                      is all filled with marble.
                                                                      		Fig 6 on this paper is a mixtake.
                                                                         No 81 Fig 2.  which is arch to the water at Danieli - (31st January)
                                                                      		I had the brick broken away to-day and found as I expected
                                                                      the second cusp:  The profileof the whole window
                                                                      arch is at p 158 1 a ove;  the two parallel lines repre-
                                                                      senting the mouldings but in the meanness there given the
                                                                      outer line is not the dentil but the line on b in the
                                                                      section on back of No 81.  This section, fig 2 which is
                                                                      real size, confirms the accuracy of my previous small note
                                                                      to comp,ete it, fig 3 is needed, which is the depth to the
                                                                      cusp from a.  Fig 1 is the half dentil if its breadth
                                                                      be made accurately 1 ¾ in or 7/8 in.
                                                                      		 Fig 4 was sketched from the cusps to show their double
                                                                      scymitar shape, and the flat arch between them when they
                                                                      both die into archivolt.  They both have their

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