Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 136
to be read in the archsections of the Northern Gothic from the narrow splays^ of Fountains,by way of the shallow incisions and blunt edge rolls of Kirkstall andWorksop (fig. 79). By pointing the rolls of this latter section, andspreading the accompanying quirks, was produced the… … SOUTHERN STYLE. I. Rochester nave. II. St. Cross nave. III. New Shoreham quire. IV. Canterbury quire. V. Chichester presbytery. 80. E.\RLY GOTHIC ARCHMOULDS. the hollows, as at Furness and Malton, and soon we have then thesections of Auckland and Hexham, which needed but a deepening ofall the…
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