Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 63
be done and effortput forth. Walls grew thinner, openings larger, orders morenumerous, decorative features richer and more complex. Thepointed arch appeared and soon began to talk to the more intelligent Scolt seems to have forgotten the length of the transept and the shortness of the sanctuarywhen… … FIG. 67.—SALISBURY CATHEDRAL. of those who used it, suggesting its own fitness for the solution ofmany problems, especially in the matter of vaults, which had puzzled the Norman builder. The best example, for ourpurpose, of the transitionbetween round arched andpointed Gothic is afforded,perhaps,…
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