Britton, John, 1771-1857 · London : Longman, Hurst, Reese, Orme, Brown, and Green ; · leaf 144
andarrogance are petty vanities, unworthy of man and degrading to his nature. The College of Winchester, and that of New College, Oxford, have latterly contributed topreserve and embellish this tomb and chantry. According to Dr. Milner, it was first repairedand ornamented soon after the… … foxs and beauforts chantries. 95 It is rather curious that there is neither tomb, statue nor inscription to com-memorate the founder of this sumptuous chantry. In the western com-partment is a finely carved door. [See Plate xxi.] The interior is luxuriantly, as Milner says, ornamented with…
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