Our English cathedrals ; their architectural beauties and characteristics, and their historical associations popularly described, together with chapters on the cathedral in mediaeval and in modern times, and in English poetry and prose; withmaps, plans, and numerous illustrations from photographs (1911)
Sibree, James, 1836-1929 · London : F. Griffiths · leaf 86
eneral outlinebetween me and the sky/ The Interior of the Minster is not less impressive thanthe exterior. The first thing that strikes ones attentionis its vast space and breadth ; it is indeed the broadest ofEnglish cathedrals (one hundred and four feet internally),and, with one exception… … YORK MINSTER : CHOIR TO EAST, 79 8o OUR ENGLISH CATHEDRALS door we see the whole of the churchs great length of nearlyfive hundred feet, but it is partly broken, and so magnified,by the fine screen, with its sculptured kings, and the organsurmounting it. From the floor rise the graceful yet…
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