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**’The Apotheosis of Homer; relief design by John Flaxman, vase by Josiah Wedgwood; jaspar ware; height 47cm (19in); c[irca]1785[ce].’

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*Law Courts, London, by George Edmond Street, 1874-82[ce]

**And of this complex, of course, my personal memories are not so pleasant, although I did appreciate its qualities….

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*Midland Hotel at St. Pancras Station, London, by Sir George Gilbert Scott, 1867-74[ce]

**Definitely my favourite station and my favourite railway company (eg Settle & Carlisle Line).

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*[‘… George F Bodley, who often employed the artist William Morris and his associates, including… Sir Edward Burne-Jones, to decorate his churches….’ – including the chapel at the school this writer attended for five years in his teens]

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(ref II. [(eg)[Redbook2:282][19830522:1130b]{The Sufi}[22nd May 1983],] (1982)

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