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Famous cathedrals as seen and described by great writers (1909)

Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York : Dodd, Mead & company · leaf 242

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he four western bays, in which the triforium istreated differently, were possibly not built till after the firein 1114. The Norman Church had the same ground planas that of Norwich, commenced c. 1096, and Gloucester,commenced c. 1089. It had an aisled nave, aislelesstransept with eastern apses,… … CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL 177 the south wall of the choir, in the second bay from theeast, may be seen traces of the curve of the wall of theancient apse, and also a trjforium window which originallywas in the centre of one of the narrowed bays of the apse,but has now ceased to be central. In the…

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