Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 229
atmosphereof its moist water-meadows, and contrasting with their green. The texture of each is now that of time, but in their first desiffninofswe can note an adaptation to material which was as unconsciously effectiveof beauty as natures own touch has been. At Lincoln the warmth ofstone-colour… … 162. LINCOLN, FROM THE SOUTH-EAST. intermediate buttress besides the main struts of the vaulting. The richshaftings, and the array of the spiky gablets of these many buttresses,the varied arcadings and acute window pointings, the many porches, and,above all, the deep projections of the triple…
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