Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 101
theFrench church does not belie its origin as the centre of the city, ofwhich it was the symbol and citadel, and whose houses nestled to itswalls ; the English cathedral or great abbey stands as a town of itself,with wide-stretching appurtenances of lodgings and hostels, of mill andgrange, of… … si 4s tiisLlIilUl 43. THE FRENCH CATHEDRAL. CHAKTRE.s. CHAPTER III The Style of the Transition in England To each nation along with its separate ideal of church-planning came,too, its building-language : and as distinctly apart as were their severalconceptions of the fabric, so diverged equally the…
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