Collins, William Wiehe, 1862- · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 429
ers and roof of the nave,with the flying buttresses attached, were the only featuresthat came into view. The entrance by the south door leads through a darkpassage, in which many votive offeriijgs hang over a tinyshrine where burnt a little flickering lamp. Going in Ifound myself at the spot from… … 11 \III) Do. / III, i\iiIh\Ii;iI. OVIEDO open work of the triforium and rest on the stained glassof the clerestory windows. The aisles are very shadowy,all the light being concentrated in the nave and the cross-ing, and the vision, with a great sense of good effect, isled up to the white tabernacle…
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