Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 260
dealing with their material and the stylehad begun to abate its severity (Plate CXXVIII).The belfry stage with its richly shafted and mouldedwindows would seem to be coeval with the upper storeysof the towers of S. Etienne, while that below has theplain square sunk panelling between narrow strips… … 158 FRANCE—NORMANDY [ch. xxiv circular stair-turret at one corner surmounted by a spireletof its own growing out of the larger one.The The Norman style however may be studied as well style in in England as in Normandy, if not better, for no sooner^^^ had the invaders settled themselves firmly on…
