London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 306
zigzag mouldings. A plainparapet crowns the side walls, supported by corbels, consistingof human and wolves heads. The buttresses are flat, and ofone width to the top, where they are finished by plain set-offs.One of the principal differences between the plans of our modernchurches and those… … is the substitute. The chancel, in old churches, constituted amain feature of the building, even when there were no transepts;and it is frequently a source of great beauty and variety, fromits having been erected at a different period from the nave or bodyof the church. This arrangement has been…
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