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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 39

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ions, topaz. Cloister, the principal part of a regularmonastery, consisting of a square peristyle orpiazza, between the church, the chapter-house, and the refectory, having over it the that their proper use was for the monks tomeet and converse in at certain hours of theday. The principal cloisters… … beareth gules, a saltier cleche; that is, onepierced through with another. Coving, a term applied to the peculiarity in

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