Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 78
ly buildings a group of windows—sometimes two storeysin height. A great side window usually occurs at the endof each aisle. Below these great windows are introduced,at any rate in west fronts, the doorways, which, even in thefinest English examples, are comparatively small. Thegable also contains… … hlo. lo.—!St. rjEUKE, Caen, Toweu and S.iee. SputE, lo02.) 38 GOTHIC AKCniTECTURE. The horizontal lines, or features, are those which serve tobind the whole toi^ether, and the vertical ones are those
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