Summer holidays among the glories of France, her cathedrals and churches (1902)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis), 1861-1916 · London, T. B. Bumpus · leaf 188
at the entrance to the choir. The pre-liminary Office over, the priest retires, returning shortly in achasuble of black with silver orphreys, and accompanied by the ^1 Suitday at Troyes 169 deacon and sub-deacon. The Mass begins ; no organ is used,but a violoncello gives richness to the Plain Chant… … TKOYES ; ST. JEAN the friends, the male members of whom—accommodated withstalls in the choir, but like the young MacStingers, knowinglittle about the ceremony and caring less —slip out to a con-tiguous cafe. As Troyes Cathedral is one of the Glories of Trance, so are 170 Holidays among the Glories…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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