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yet its power of pleasing is allowed by all who have seen it in execution.
The effect, of colour is very striking, and it is generally forgotten by
those
who attempt to account for the production of a sensation of beauty.     
  A
form truly elegant and beautiful in the estimation of all educated minds,
may lose half its charms by an impropriety of colouring; and deformity
may lose half its ugliness by a suitable application.
                                  Plate LX.
  Is an    adaptation  of Elizabethan  ornament to a drawing-room.      
 This
elegant method of decorating apartments has, of late, almost superseded the
use of the common paper hangings, and will probably, at no very distant
period, be adopted in all modern apartments. In no branch of architecture
has the improvement been so rapid as in the interior decoration of the
residences of the great mass of the people; for elegance is now no longer
confined to the dwellings of the noble and wealthy.
                                 Plate LXI.
                              DETAILS.
            Figure 1. Is a corner ornament suited to the design in Plate
L.,
         and richer than that introduced in the elevation.
            Figure 2. Is a centre ornament for the same.
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