Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 320
BRADFORD-ON-AVON CH. xxvi] ENGLAND—SAXON PERIOD 195 large masonry, faced both within and without, and theexterior is decorated handsomely with shallow blankarcading of round arches springing from dumpy flatpilasters, some of which are fluted. These arcadings arenot really constructed like arches,… … Fig. 122. The interior is narrow and has the usual lofty porpor-tion, and the nave and chancel communicate by a low andnarrow opening with a stilted round arch springing froma plain block impost (Plate CXXXIX). The porchdoor is similar, and both arches have something likea rude version of the…
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