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The ruined abbeys of Yorkshire (1883)

Lefroy, William, 1836-1900 · London, Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday · leaf 25

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little or nothing but thenave of the church and the vestibule of the chapter-house. The former ranks with Tintern as an example * Pugin (Gothic Arch.) mentions that the household of theAbbot of Glastonbury numbered three hundred, and sometimesas many as five hundred guests were entertained. t It… … AMBULATORY OF ST. LEONARDS HOSPITAL AND ROMAN MULTANGULAR TOWER, YORK. of the last stage of the transition from Early Englishto Decorated ; the latter, with Byland, as a fine speci-men of that early variety of the Early Pointed (orEarly English) of which the characteristic is thesquare abacus. Sir…

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