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CHAPTER XVIII. HANDBILLS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.

to future ages a monument of the genius of the architect, as an

The stupendous purpose for which the Colosseum was erected is too well known to need description.

THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS

Having been attracted by

THE PICTURE OF LONDON,

Which covers the interior of the external wall,

THE MODERN BABYLON,

Which occupied the artist upwards of four years in delineating its endless details from the dome of St. Paul’s at the quiet hour of morning, when the buildings of this great metropolis were unobscured by smoke, and the early mists dispersed by the sun’s vicegerent power,—this picture now

“Stands within the Colosseum’s wall.”

THE BUILDING CONTAINS

A GRAND SALOON OF ART,

Surrounding the interior of the whole edifice,

Stored with productions of modern artists, models of ingenious machinery, and a

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