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The cathedrals and churches of the Rhine (1906)

Miltoun, Francis, 1871- · Boston : L.C. Page · leaf 386

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the vaulting. The other aisleis more ample, and has its arched openingsto the nave composed of four shafts super-imposed upon a central cylinder. The nave lighting is amply provided forby a series of four light windows, bare, how-ever, of any glass worthy of remark. The south wall, which has no… … 325 XXXI EMMERICH, CLEVES, AND XANTENEmmerich and Cleves Just below Emmerich, which is the last ofthe German Rhenish cities, the Rhine dividesitself, and, branching to the north, takes theDutch name of Oud Rijn, which name, withthe variation Neder Rijn, it retains until itreaches the sea. The…

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