Lefroy, William Chambers · London : Seeley and Co., limited; New York, Macmillan & Co. · leaf 252
h aisle, and a chapel or sacristy-nth of the choir. The Gate-house, with a laiupper room, probably used as the lodging of thelowest class of guests, is singularly perfect. Theusual double entrance, a larger and a smaller side byside, may be- seen within the vaulted p. e, andthe whole space is… … i. Kitchen. 2. Necessarium. 3. Cellar. 4. Buttery. 5. Infirmary Hall.6. Necessarium. 7. Misericorde. 8. Corridor. 9. Prison. 10. InfirmaryGarden. 11. Presbytery. 12. Choir. 13. Sacristy. 14. N. Transept.15. Chapel. 16. S. Transept. 17. Nave. 18. Sacristy. 19. Chapter-house.20. Pit. 21. Cloister…
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