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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 174

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+ 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… … Bell Cage: Church op S. Jean Baptiste deBelleville. BELL GABLE. A gahle having rai openiiig iu wliieh a licU is hung; in partii-iilar, anupward prolongation of a portion of a wall abovethe roof, terminating in a small gable, anil hav-ing one or more openings for bells.

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