rt that it forms, with the transepts andchoir, a reversed Latin cross—the choir, instead ofthe nave, being the long arm. Immediately east ofthe transept are the remains of the tower, throughwhich, by a rather narrow passage under lofty arches,the choir is reached. The entire absence of aisles… … DOOR LEADING FROM THE OUTER COURT TO THE INNER CLOISTER ATMOUNT GRACE PRIORY. at a short distance, there seem to be traces of cellsand gardens like those which surround the innercloister. They were apparently four in number, twoon the east, where the cells must have been, so tospeak, semi-detached,…
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