Architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales. The drawings made from sketches taken expressly for this work, by Robert Garland. With descriptions by Thomas Moule (1838)
Winkles, Benjamin, Winkles, Henry, 1800-ca. 1860, Moule, Thomas, 1784-1851 · London, E. Wilson and C. Tilt · leaf 113
mber roof over so wide an area without apillar to assist in supporting it. Before the do\\nfall of the tower the choir was here, and here itwas again placed as soon as the octagon was finished, which notonly spoilt the effect of it, but also the effect of the general view ofthe whole interior of… … E3LX KLT CATllliUR.AI,. 67 III the four greater sides of the octngon are four lofty arches,which open into the four principal parts of the church. In the fourshorter sides are four other arches, much loucr than tlie otliers,opening obliquely into the side aisles, and having those windowsabove them,…
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