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On coming round the corner to the old Law Courts building there was a chorus of "Whose statue?" Of course I knew beforehand that Cromwell's statue was there as well as that there would be a fine equestrian statue of Richard, Couer de Lion just around the corner.
The Abbey is a fine old building though no more impressive than St Mary's or St Andrew's Cathedrals. I made up my mind to have a look through it at the first opportunity, as well as the Houses of Parliament.
Rising up above the houses etc was the tower of the new Westminster Cathedral (R.C.) which looked more interesting on account of the more uncommon type of architecture, namely Byzantine, and the beautiful effect
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