An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 205
ychnoscope, vulne, etc., are the vain inventions of the age which prattled about Early English, Decorated, and Perpendicular.—A. H. T. 68o ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE P.- . ^^^^^^1 Nv^^r^^k ^^^PS*^^^*^^^^^^ r-—j»-»><«^^ ^tSWdm*. ^Cr-», V <V-*^fc.* •*■ •^■»t-;;_-^»^i- wmma^mm^^SiBtaaaKai *-… … 5 o C co O o LOW sini-: WINDOWS 68 r Grafton Underwood. ■J^LL ..1.. ., : ■ . iMijitj^. bcino- opened, could iiear somcdiiiiL;- of the Mass, and have llie iloly Mucharislpassed to them through the open window. This, however, could not he df)newhere there was a unitincr. And where the opening- was…
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