qualities of the French workmanship, and we canonly regret that the choir-stalls in their entirety,which, judging from the fragments must have been * Collections Georges Hoentschel. 1908. V. I, p. v.Molinier. Les meubles du Moyen Age et de la Renais-sance (1897), p. 17-18. t See models of stalls of… … masterpieces, are missing.| Their French origin X ll was during the reign of Louis XIV that thechoir-stalls, the fragments of which are described above,were replaced by the stalls now in existence. ■-.^1^^.^^ 1 FIG. 3
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