The Cathedrals of England and Wales : their history, architecture, and associations ; with a series of Rembrandt plates and many illustrations in the text (1906)
London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 187
ball that supports the bird andthrew it into the lake in front of the abbey. It was fished out earlyin the last century and sold to a Nottingham dealer, from whom it waspurchased by Sir Richard Kaye and presented to the church. The stallsare modern. A pavement of variously coloured Derbyshire… … HUJ IH O in LU IH 2 O ccll. J < J q: -. Q ; UJ r, X i < - _i i-I = UJ i ^ J X .2H li Southwell.] VESTIBULI TO nil-: CIIAPTI.IMIOUSE. 163 The external length of the cathedral is 313 feet ; the nave is 105feet long, the choir 128 feet. The breadth of the nave is 72 feet, ofthe choir 73 feet,…
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