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I think indispensable, the at the same time we would most willingly withdraw ourselves wholly from, the acquaintance could it be done with decency.\r\nYour benevolence ever seeking to perform kind offices has induced you to give a portion of attention to my future improvements in art and many valuable hints for which I shall ever be thankful, and as they agree with these general principles which are the most excellent for the regulation of monumental composition so they will be my guides in all future work of that [...] - but you know that general rules never hold good in all cases without some allowance, so [...] [...] monument being for a particular situation in Westminister Abbey, the form of the Arch under which it will be placed, and the surrounding objects require that it should be a group nearly of the form and dimensions which I have determined, otherwise it would be in discord with the whole, and by impairing the effect of the whole its own must suffer as a part by natural consequence, the attendant figures which with [...] form the group are wisdom and justice, not fortitude and justice, Fortitude is represented with a lion by her side and leaning on a column, which be a proper [...] for a General an Admiral or Patriot, but by no [...] for a judge, neither can my figure of [...] or wisdom overlooking the Justinian Sandex ever be mistaken for fortitude  ", "letterDate": "", "registrationMark": ""}}, {"id": 136654, "created": "2020-05-03T20:11:39.270158", "project_id": 455, "task_id": 83661, "user_id": 1988, "user_ip": null, "finish_time": "2020-05-03T20:12:52.463209", "timeout": null, "calibration": null, "external_uid": null, "media_url": null, "info": {"comments": "", "letterBody": "her one formal morning visit, unaccompanied this\r\nI think indispensable tho\u2019 at the same time we would\r\nmost willingly withdraw ourselves wholly from the\r\nacquaintance could it be done with decency. \r\n Your benevolence ever seeking to perform kind offices\r\nhas induced you to give a portion of attention to my future\r\nimprovements in art and many valuable hints\r\nfor which I shall ever be thankful, and as they agree with\r\nthese general principles which are the most excellent for\r\nthe regulation of monumental compositions so they will\r\nbe my guides in all future works of that class \u2013 but\r\nyou know that general rules never hold good in all cases\r\nwithout some allowance, so L:d M:d\u2019s monument being\r\nfor a particular situation in Westminster Abbey, the\r\nform of the arch under which it will be placed, and \r\nthe surrounding objects require that it should be\r\na group nearly of the form and dimensions which\r\nI have determined, otherwise it would be in discord\r\nwith the whole, and impairing the effect\r\nof the whole its own must suffer as a part by natural\r\nconsequence, the attendant figures which with L: M:\r\nform the group are Wisdom and Justice, not fortitude\r\nand Justice, fortitude is represented with a Lion by her\r\nside and leaning on a column, which be a proper emblem\r\nfor a General an Admiral or Patriot but by no means\r\nfor a Judge, neither can my figure of Minerva or Wisdom\r\noverlooking the Justinian Pandex ever be mistaken for Fortitude ", "letterDate": "0", "registrationMark": "0"}}]