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- The front windows are large enough and admit plenty of light, as well as the feet of the marble cupids that roost on the outside.1.9 — Part 1 Chapter 9 (93% in)
- He and Keating had put their best efforts into designing the most ornate of all Rococo palaces for future patrons who could pay twenty-five dollars per day per room and who were fond of plaster flowers, marble cupids and open elevator cages of bronze lace.1.9 — Part 1 Chapter 9 (22% in)
- The cupids are well fed and present a pretty picture to the street, against the severe granite of the facade; they are quite commendable, unless you just can't stand to look at dimpled soles every time you glance out to see whether it's raining.1.9 — Part 1 Chapter 9 (94% in)
There are no more uses of "Cupid" in The Fountainhead.
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