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So the curve of Stonehenge, which is above 100 English feet, appears extraordinary large and well proportion'd, upon a height of 18 foot, which reaches to the top of the outer cornish; that of the inner cornishes is but 24 foot high, at a medium. For the cornishes of the inner part of Stonehenge, or that which Webb calls the cell, are not all of equal height, of which in proper place.
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So
the
curve
of
Stonehenge,
which
is
above
100
English
feet,
appears
extraordinary
large
and
well
proportion'd,
upon
a
height
of
18
foot,
which
reaches
to
the
top
of
the
outer
cornish;
that
of
the
inner
cornishes
is
but
24
foot
high,
at
a
medium.
For
the
cornishes
of
the
inner
part
of
Stonehenge,
or
that
which
Webb
calls
the
cell,
are
not
all
of
equal
height,
of
which
in
proper
place.
