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[M.97L]                                                               [M.97]
From plinth to apex of soffit of dentil	16 " 10                       No 73	Ducal palace. Front Windows	97
Space between dentils along plinth at base	13 " 10                    
Height of Abacus head aboveplinth either                              The third window: that on the facade next prison:  Its tracery and
at the shaft or jamb	8 "   2                                          		has been both traced and Dageurreotyped.
We have thus for height of the arch:	16 " 10 - 8 " 2 = 8"8            The Fourth.  That next Centre. I measured the height of this
and for its breadth 13. 10                                            		today:  it is the same evidently as the rest: its
Giving about this proportion                                          		measures opposite.
[diagram]                                                             Bases		The jamb base in this window is exactly the same
                                                                      		as that already drawn in those of the side;  the first
                                                                      		and second;  the section of it is given in red on no 73
                                                                      		Begin at A when it joins the flanking dentil.
                                                                      		B. joint where it stands on the strangely raised
                                                                      		plinth B2, same point - C, edge of the plinth
                                                                      		of window all along D E wall of palace below,
                                                                      	1	C-D was felt with my hand.  I could not put my
                                                                      		head over far enough to see it.
                                                                      		The three leaves were three vain try’s to get the
                                                                      		beauty of the light leaf laid on the angle of the
                                                                      		jamb:  The first plan of this leaf is a simple block
                                                                      		spiral - perfectly vertical at the side of its roll
                                                                      		, fig 1 opposite, but under cut below, so that a
                                                                      		section across the dotted line would be as fig 2:  The
                                                                      		grace of the lines about the bow of this ship like
                                                                      		head, and of its run from the roll outwards, are
                                                                      		quite indescribable - the next step is to throw these radiant

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