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A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 173

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carries a l>ell, or bells, in a belfry ; either thewhole Bell Cage, or the stock ami wheel takentogether, or the stock alone. The term doesnot seem to be used with technical accuracy. BELL CRANK ings are sometimes filled with Louver Boards,or Abat-Sons, to exclude the rain without inter-rupting… … + ffifl 13ELL Cage: Church of S. Je.vn Baftiste be Bei.lkville. BELL CHAMBER. That i)ortion of theinterior of a bclliy, steeple, or campanile, inwhich the bells are hung. It contains thebell caniage, and lias large openings to permitthe wide diffusion of the sound. These open-■J83 BELL CRANK. A…

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