Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 192
ate quire of St. Cuth-berts, Darlington {fig. 126; see plan, p. 57), built by Bishop Pudsey.It is unvaulted, some 40 ft. long by 22 ft. wide ; its walls show two stagesof arcading, alternately blind and pierced with wide windows. The same I 26. DARLINGTON, FROM THE NORTH-EAST, C. II95. THIRTEENTH… … 127. ROCHESTER, NORTH-EAST TRANSEPT, C. 12IOI230. These western and northern examples of our first Early Englishchancels have still the provincial characteristics of the Transition. Andwith a similar retention were two practically aisleless chancels of southernEngland, that of the collegiate…
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