🌲 Nepal, sentence 448

It describes a magnificent seven-storied pagoda in the middle of a palace, with copper-tiled roofs, its balustrade, grills, columns and beams set about with fine and precious stones, and four golden sculptures of Makaras in the four corners of the base spouting water from their mouths like a fountain, supplied by copper pipes connected to the runnels at the top of the tower.

Who acts: architecture, tiled roofs, four corners · What happens: describe, story, tile, set about, spout, supply · To what, where: magnificent storied pagoda, middle, water, mouths, four corners, copper pipes

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