London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 306
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… … the thirteenth century, with narrow lancet windows, and boldprojecting buttresses; the walls being finished with water tableand embattled parapet. The east end is shown \^ Jig- 136.The east window is similar to several in Salisbury Cathedral andBeverley Minster. Internally, the building is open to…
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