Sir Christopher Wren
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There is a course of rubbed brick here too, below the first floor windows, a course of the kind voy common about lincoln^s Inn and the Temple, I9Z SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN agreeing well with the urban type of porch here illus- trated. Although there is no garden before the Dodo House, a certain privacy is assured by the dwarf wall surmounted by a railing which is interposed between house and pavement, and the house takes its name from a curious pair of stone birds which replace ums or cones upon th...e gate-posts.
The Town Hall of Windsor, which Wren built m 1688, is a pleasant, compact little building, whidi an anecdote has made more famous than its merits deserve. To the first Parliament of William and^Mary, Wrta (who in the preceding Parliament had represented Plympton St Maurice in Devonshire) was called as member for the borough of New Windsor, and no doubt the building of the Town Hall was a way of making himself popular with his new constituents. It was of one storey, the ground floor being an open arcade for the transaction of business with a trabeated ceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a course of rubbed brick here too, below the first floor windows, a course of the kind voy common about lincoln^s Inn and the Temple, I9Z SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN agreeing well with the urban type of porch here illus- trated. Although there is no garden before the Dodo House, a certain privacy is assured by the dwarf wall surmounted by a railing which is interposed between house and pavement, and the house takes its name from a curious pair of stone birds which replace ums or cones upon th...e gate-posts.
The Town Hall of Windsor, which Wren built m 1688, is a pleasant, compact little building, whidi an anecdote has made more famous than its merits deserve. To the first Parliament of William and^Mary, Wrta (who in the preceding Parliament had represented Plympton St Maurice in Devonshire) was called as member for the borough of New Windsor, and no doubt the building of the Town Hall was a way of making himself popular with his new constituents. It was of one storey, the ground floor being an open arcade for the transaction of business with a trabeated ceiling.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milman, Lena to read onlineMoreLess
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