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window cornice is an
ornamental framework of wood or
composition to
which window curtains are
attached by rods with
rings or hooks.
Cornices are often...
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facilitate the
raising of top-quality
thoroughbred racehorses. A
stone cornice rings the
structure at the base of the roof, and on each side the roofline...
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close rhyme or eye rhyme. In the
third stanza,
there is no end rhyme, but "
ring" in line 2
rhymes with "gazing" and "setting" in
lines 3 and 4 respectively...
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vocabulary of
classical architecture, such as the
modillions of a
Corinthian cornice. The
corbel arch and
corbel vault use the
technique systematically to make...
- 0 m)
granite Doric columns from Maine. A
Doric entablature with
copper cornice rings the roofline. A
copper dome
surmounts the building, and sits
above the...
- the second,
third and
sixth stories.
Along the
rooftop an
elaborate cornice rings the street-facing sides. Buff-colored
bricks make up the street-facing...
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acanthus capitals.
These twelve columns support a
cornice with
modillion decoration.
Above the
cornice is a
second open balustrade,
similar in
design to...
- conditions.
Shortly after the pair
leave the summit,
Yates falls through a
cornice and
plummets down the 4,500 ft (1,400 m) face they had just climbed, but...
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converted 1942 in
Auckland Claymore Clewer Lane
Commodore Av
Cordelia Court Cornice Place Crest Rise ****berland Dr
Delia Court Derwent Place Diomede Glade...
- town centre.
Below an open
pediment are
brick pilasters with
moulded wood
cornice, with dentils. Brick-coped
gable ends
front the street.
Enriched wood architrave...
