[NB.38L]                                                              [NB.38]							38
                                                                      
Note the dark points of penetration offered                           		Troy [es?]
to white surface: In the blank arch, (next page)                      
are hollow traceries: somewhat impure.                                
                                                                      
                                                                      	          [drawing]
[drawing]      [drawing] a      [diagram]



Foliation of Pulpit of Monza: showing
sub crockets, as at St Urbain of Troyes.
These however are pure classical leaves
of exquisite roll: the way they steal out
to the edges of the soffit is seen in
the profile. a. on next page their general
position is seen: and the placing of
cusps on the excessively flat arch of
which they leave part unmodified, thus
producing a flattened or rather flat
headed foils
There is        [diagram]
a fine sympathy in this with the classical
     ornament.

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