An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 109
ces, but they by no meansexhaust the diversitv of the ireometrical tracerv of our Enofish windows. ^ At Grantham (609) the ballflowers in the west window arc, at any rate for the most part, cutseparately and dowelled into the stonework.—A. H. T. 2 St. Catherines chapel in Ledbury church was built… … s. s. Lincoln Choir GEOMl/lRK Al. JkACICRY 5«5 If a man were asked to describe a skeleton, he would not IxLjin with the skulland then pass on unsystematically to 1c\l;s, toes, chin, backbone, etc., but wouldfirst oive the main members ; the backbone with its ribs, the skull, arms, h-j^s, andso on.…
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