London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 274
ows of windows at either side,one over and one under the galleries ; and each window has aconsiderable portion of the sash cut out, and inclined inwards,and so fixed ; with glazed sides and an open top, furnished witha glazed lid to open and shut by a cord. Fig. 90. is a section ofone of these,… … churches : and hence ventilation may be con-sidered as confined to these openings in thewindows. Now, while the church is filling,and for, perhaps, the first half hour or so ofservice, nothing can be better than the venti-lation : a delightful aura spreads throughevery part of the building, and…
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