The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 150
ept in its place as even to render the suljects undistin-gnisbable. The iron work of this window is arranged in circles and semi-circles. (Fig. 1.) No. 2, on the north side, contains seventy-two compart-ments above the line to which the presses [formerly reached—eighteen in in each of the four… … ir Fir- 1. Fig- 2. the book of Exodus and in high preservation throughout, except that, insome repair, the drowning of the Egyptians has been turned the wrong nayupwards. The ground of this window is a sort of trellis, not very remark-able, with a border of the arms of Castile. In the third window…
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