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181) Gothic ornaments: selected from various ancient buildings, both in England and France, during the years 1828, 1829, and 1830

Author

Pugin, Augustus

Publisher

Henry G. Bohn

Pub. Date

1840

Language

English

182) An historical guide to French interiors, furniture, decoration, woodwork & allied arts during the last half of the seventeenth century, the whole of the eighteenth century, and...

Author

Strange, Thomas Arthur

Publisher

McCorquodale and Co

Pub. Date

[1907]

Language

English

183) The practical exemplar of architecture: being measured drawings and photographs of fine examples and details for the use of those who desire to study the work of the masters in architectural design and construction :...

Author

Architectural Review

Publisher

[Architectural Review]

Pub. Date

1907-27

Language

English

184) The ferro-concrete style: reinforced concrete in modern architecture

Author

Onderdonk, Francis Skillman

Publisher

Architectural Book

Pub. Date

[c1928]

Language

English

185) Detail: contemporary architectural design /Vol. 2

Publisher

Iliffe

Pub. Date

1965

Language

English

186) The mouldings of the six periods of British architecture from the Conquest to the Reformation

Author

Sharpe, Edmund

Publisher

E. & F. Spon

Pub. Date

[1871?]

Language

English

187) The familiar

Author

Bardugo, Leigh

Publisher

Viking

Pub. Date

2024

Language

English

188) A beginner's guide to breaking and entering

Author

Murray, Andy

Publisher

Hutchinson Heinemann

Pub. Date

2024

Language

English

189) Wild Flowers and where to find them in Northern England: Volume 3

Author

Laurie Fallows

Publisher

Frances Lincoln Limited

Pub. Date

2004

Language

English

190) Duck, Duck, Goose

Author

Hills, Tad

Publisher

Boxer

Pub. Date

2009

Language

English

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Duck and Goose are the very best of pals. That is, until Duck's new friend Thistle arrives. Thistle is good at everything from maths to standing on her head to holding her breath. Duck thinks Thistle is wonderful, but Goose is not so sure. In this tale, Duck and Goose learn that sharing your best friend isn't always easy.