An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 217
ooden case, which has the appearance of having once held a wheel ofbells, hangs high up in the transept wall of Milton Abbey. Dorset (693). Onesomewhat similar is to be seen at Tewkesbury. In any case, we may take itas likely that the archbishops injunction to employ a big bell was prettygenerally… … F. T. s. H. Oxhill : Interior from South-east It might begin with a low side window in the wall of the chancel, and then if thenave was rebuilt, its gable might be provided with a bell-cote, as at Lambley,Notts. (684); or vice versa. Again, it is objected that the apertures are sometimes so small…
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