Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 218
sion ; with narrower width, itsarcades are as high as at Worcester,and above the proportions are finer.Beverley has achieved a lofty clere-story of nearly 20 ft. in height,—an exquisite example of graduatedarcading,—but the triforium is repre-sented by a blind arcade, a beautifulcomposition of four… … 151. BEVERLEY, DAY OF QUIRE, C. 1220. At Worcester, however, thedispositions of Benedictine building are repeated, and the clerestory is Beverley may have been set out shortlyafter 1200, but was, probably, not begun tillHenry III.s reign, being then rapidly built.Worcester was begun in 1203 and…
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