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The front was pierced in fifty places where the cast iron slugs, which were of the material used for window weights, were thrown against it. Each slug penetrated the stone an inch or two 3–5 cm and chipped off pieces ranging from three inches to a foot 8–30 cm in diameter. The ornamental iron grill work protecting …