The Country House Part 6

p. 55: A misplaced line. The original text is [relevant part enclosed by number signs (#)]: "In approving the common practice of placing statues and bas-reliefs in statue has generally the advantage of being seen in various points of view, and thus commands attention in situations where paintings could not. The rich effect of bas-reliefs is sufficient to recommend them; a.s.sociations of cla.s.sic taste are naturally connected with the cla.s.sic materials of marble or #the princ.i.p.al hall, I do not depart from the spirit of our first principles. A# bronze; and architecture, when displayed as such, seems to acquire additional" This part was moved to after "In approving the common practice of placing statues and bas-reliefs in"

Footnote 8: "De Architect." Period replaced with comma;