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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 122

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a lodj^ment f(jr the wet,and mischief from frost might ensue : in later tracery the bars have usually a hollow chamferAvhich will not hold wet, <,i,-., Loni;- Wittenhani (601). There are two orders of mf)ldingsin the Temple Balsall tracery ; one consisting of the three circles and the heads of… … St. Etheldredas Chapel, Ely Place, Holborn a later in.sertion, the transom is omitted in the drawing in Mr Sharpes Decorated Windows ;as a matter of fact, it is iji situ.—F. T. S. H. Tintern: West Window of Nave (596).—Here there are .seven lights, and the usualdifficulty arises of designing a…

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