An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 273
e Early English, but thebelfry windows are fre-quently much more elon-gated, often forming a trip-let of long narrow lancets(ITS); and these are fre-quently well moulded,even when the windowsof the church are entirely Normandy, c. 1250. — 1! The example here given is perhaps rather an exceptional… … EARLY FRENCH. TOWERS. 247 without mouldings. . These towers are frequentlyplaced at tlie angles of the west front and of the>two transept fronts, but seldom rise much above thelevel of the roof, because they are often left un-
Architecture, Gothic
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