淺析高分子材質的仿古琉璃瓦適合徽派建筑的特點么：

1、在布局特征方面，徽州建筑布局一般順應自然山水形勢,包括建筑的起承轉合和層高的起伏。這使徽州建筑群的秩序依附于自然山水的脈絡。而徽州建筑中天井的靈活性及單體形態的簡練性,使得建筑與自然更加協調。

2、從形象特征來看，徽州建筑除祠堂、牌坊和景觀建筑外,民居等大多數建筑的形象,都通過國粉墻黛瓦的馬頭墻組合起來,而失去單體的個性。這使得徽州建筑形象上群體組合的韻律更突出。

3、就其精湛的磚、木、石雕工藝而言，從入口門罩和八字墻上的磚雕,到登堂入室后,梁架隔扇欄桿上的木雕、彩繪,以及臺階、柱礎的石雕,無不精美絕倫。大凡見過徽州建筑中的三雕,再看中國其他地區民居的類似雕刻,總不免有粗疏之感。

My aunt, beginning, I imagine, to be made seriously uncomfortable by my prolonged dejection, made a pretence of being anxious that I should go to Dover, to see that all was working well at the cottage, which was let; and to conclude an agreement, with the same tenant, for a longer term of occupation. Janet was drafted into the service of Mrs. Strong, where I saw her every day. She had been undecided, on leaving Dover, whether or no to give the finishing touch to that renunciation of mankind in which she had been educated, by marrying a pilot; but she decided against that venture. Not so much for the sake of principle, I believe, as because she happened not to like him.

4、徽州“其風最為近古”。徽州文化的精神特征更多地體現儒家倫理的有序、敦厚、沉穩、靜謐。如果說,蘇州建筑園林特質如湯顯祖所概括的那種不拘法度的“風流”,徽州建筑則表現為一種“理趣”。

5、街巷景觀量豐富,幾乎達到“步移景異”的程度。街巷空間目標模糊,曲折通幽,層次豐富。

6、徽派建筑注重人本觀念，如：用于村民交往的公共亭閣、廊橋，增加了私密性的影壁，以及小巷的門樓或拱門,無不體現對人的關懷之心。

Although it required an effort to leave Miss Mills, I fell rather willingly into my aunt's pretence, as a means of enabling me to pass a few tranquil hours with Agnes. I consulted the good Doctor relative to an absence of three days; and the Doctor wishing me to take that relaxation, - he wished me to take more; but my energy could not bear that, - I made up my mind to go.

As to the Commons, I had no great occasion to be particular about my duties in that quarter. To say the truth, we were getting in no very good odour among the tip-top proctors, and were rapidly sliding down to but a doubtful position. The business had been indifferent under Mr. jorkins, before Mr. Spenlow's time; and although it had been quickened by the infusion of new blood, and by the display which Mr. Spenlow made, still it was not established on a sufficiently strong basis to bear, without being shaken, such a blow as the sudden loss of its active manager. It fell off very much. Mr. jorkins, notwithstanding his reputation in the firm, was an easy-going, incapable sort of man, whose