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                                                                        DUCAL  PALACE  S f C.
                                                                      	4.	A woman with a lamb in her lap, and a pendant veil
                                                                      this veil often occurring is like that of the pear
                                                                      carrier in Piazzo Gorzoli’s fresco  (Humanita Selva)
                                                                      5.	Charitas, A woman with her lap full of (apples?) giv-
                                                                      ing one to a little boy who stretches out his arm for it
                                                                      across the gap in the leafage, clear undercut.
                                                                      6.	A female crowned with a sword:  q  (H Gunotigia Silva)
                                                                      7.	A man with the pine hanging up a book and compasses
                                                                      just like those at p 25 Palace book, q (Prudenza Silva)
                                                                      8.	Speranza in Deo"  A figure very devotional and reverent
                                                                      in expression, holds up its hands praying to a band coming
                                                                      out of the sun.  fig 1 p 30 1 pal. book.
                                                                      Doge’s Palace	 A casual glance as one leaning against the balustrade of
                                                                      	the Ponto della Paglia is enough to suggest a difference
                                                                      in epoch between the upper and lower arcade:  The stones
                                                                      of the great lower arches are grey, weatherworn and much
                                                                      distorted the cornice beared and sunk into different level
                                                                      while the upper shafts are golden, firm and smooth:  The
                                                                      children in the lower capitals have a peculiar living look
                                                                      never reached in scukpture with so slight labour, after
                                                                      	the beginning of the 14th century:  they are quaint and
                                                                      		                                        breasts
                                                                      	nad in character;  sharp in feature - their hearts flat
                                                                      and stiff, and like those of men:  their eyes drilled
                                                                      deep in the iris, their hear either drill holed - or
                                                                      flat and stiff to their foreheads - and their lips edgy;
                                                                      but their expression childlike:

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