I. OF ST. PAUL'S.

"Since London was first built, which we are led to believe

was about the year 50, by the Romans, there has not been a more

magnificent building erected in it than St. Paul's--this stupendous

edifice which absorbs the attention, and strikes with wonder all

who behold it, was founded by Ethelbert, the fifth King of Kent,

in the year 604 A.D. And it is certain that since the completion

of this building succeeding generations have made no progress in

the construction of public buildings."

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