Haven't I a copy of the verses you addressed to Miss Sally White when you were rusticated under Parson White at Clapboardtrees?
In the centre is a compartment, more decoratively treated than the rest, with four rusticated piers or pillars of brick, supporting an entablature of the Doric order, mainly in stone.
These are flanked by plain rusticated piers of bright red brick; beyond which are plain brick niches, with small brackets above them.
The south front is one unbroken line of pilasters, with rusticated arches on the ground floor for shops and entrances, the three middle spaces being simple recesses.
The ground floor consists of Doric columns and rusticated arches.
The triple division inside is marked by three great rusticated Doric pilasters on which rest a simple entablature and parapet.
At either end is a great square projecting mass, rusticated on the lowest floor, with short pilaster strips between the windows on the first, and Corinthian pilasters on the second.
The main front has a rusticated ground floor with round-headed windows and doors.
At the two corners are broad rusticated bands which run up uninterrupted to the cornice; between them the front is divided into three stories of open loggias.
It conveys more than any other building I know, except, perhaps, the rusticated archways of the amphitheatre at Verona, the impression of rough force and solidity.
The arches are built of rusticated travertino blocks, and each of the piers is pierced with a smaller arch, decorated with Corinthian half-columns of rustic work and pediments in the usual Graeco-Roman style of a triumphal arch.
Front and back of cast-concrete block, probably part of a rusticated door enframement (fig.
At the south corner of the square there is a quaint red-brick, gable-ended house, with a bit of rusticated woodwork.
The basement is ofrusticated Portland stone, of which the church is built, and quoins of the same material decorate the windows and angles within.
Finding that would not do, he tried the opposite course, and endeavoured either to get him rusticated at once, or to disgust him with the college, and thus induce him to take his name off.
Externally, rusticated orders recall the garden front of the Pitti at Florence; but the scale is smaller, and the projecting pavilions and high roofs give it a grace and picturesqueness wanting in the Florentine model.
It is an effective composition in two stories, rusticated throughout and adorned with columns and pilasters, and contains a fine vaulted hall in three aisles.
He introduced into his military architecture, as in the gates of Verona, the use of rusticated orders, which he treated with skill and taste.
Among the best examples are the Palazzo Cataldi, formerly Palazzo Carega (1560), in which there are no pilasters, but rusticatedquoins at the angles and windows with moulded dressings and pediments.
Fontainebleau is the Porte Dauphine, of which the lower part, with rusticated columns and courses of masonry, does not quite accord in scale or character with the superstructure, in which is put some of the best work of the century.
Above forty men had been rusticatedover this business, and some good fellows too.
Charles said that Lord Welter had been rusticated for a year.
He proposed that Mr. Ravenshoe should be rusticated for a year, and that the Dean of Christchurch should be informed that Lord Welter was one of the most active of the rioters.
In Elizabethan architecture rusticated masonry with diamond-shaped projections worked on the face of each stone.
The Pitti, well known for its picture gallery, is a building of vast extent, built throughout in very boldly rusticated masonry, the joints and projections of the stones being greatly exaggerated.
The house is very picturesque: the projecting wing northward is of rusticated woodwork; the leads of the bayed-windows are covered with flowers in summer.
One house covered with rusticated woodwork projects above the ground-floor in a bay carried up to the roof.
A little lean-to shed ofrusticated woodwork forms a bar at the back.
The present inn was built in the early part of the eighteenth century, and is a nice-looking stuccoed old house; through the entry to the yard we get a glimpse of red-tiled, rusticated wooden outbuildings.
The exterior is of rusticated woodwork, and a flagstaff stands before it.
The Bridge consists of nine arches, of equal span, in squares of cast iron, on piers of rusticated stone formed of fragments, united by means of Parker's cement.
The arcade thus formed is judiciously relieved by projections ornamented with rusticated columns, and the effect of the whole of the terrace from the water is truly grand and noble.
The plinths of the numerous columns are rusticated in the Herodian style, but their shafts are Roman.
I also found two sides of masonry, and many large rusticated stones buried in the rubbish, and traces of a great cistern.
The captain of course had to treat the matter officially; there was an inquiry, and it resulted in the head of this cadet's room being rusticated for a half-year.
Son; aged twenty; at Cambridge; in perpetual trouble, and would have been rusticated ere now had he not been the son of a lord.
It does sound rather like whining to say it,' said Durwent without opening his eyes, 'but after I was rusticated at Cambridge I tried to travel straight.
If rusticated during a term, the daily pay will cease from the date on which the cadet is sent away, and the contribution made for the half year will be forfeited.
If a cadet be rusticated during a term, his contribution for the half year will be forfeited.
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