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The ruined abbeys of Yorkshire (1883)

Lefroy, William, 1836-1900 · London, Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday · leaf 64

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ble to enlarge it ; and thiswas done by throwing down the wall between fraterand kitchen, and so producing an L-shaped room. Thenew kitchen to the south of the open yard, or garth,was the natural accompaniment of this alteration. Between the cellarium and the west walk of thecloister was a wide… … I Kirkstall and Roche. 37 with the church, and used, no doubt, by the con-versi, whose intercourse with the outer world wasnecessarily more frequent than that of the fratresclerici. A similar passage exists at Beaulieu, andmay, it is thought, be traced at Byland. It seemsto have been adopted from…

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