Look at that rascal asleep within full view of the windows." "I admire his cheek," said Erskine.

"Nice pair of ponies, too." Sallust's House was square and painted cinnamon color.

Beneath the cornice was a yellow frieze with figures of dancing children, imitated from the works of Donatello, and very unskilfully executed.

There was a meagre portico of four columns, painted red, and a plain pediment, painted yellow.

The colors, meant to match those of the walls, contrasted disagreeably with them, having been applied more recently, apparently by a color-blind artist.