ly upright against the walls, somewhere nearwhere they may be presumed originally to have lain. 1 My friend Mr. H. Elliot Maiden has done me the great kindnessof visiting the church specially, and has suggested the true reading ofthe inscription which, with the blanks filled in, is as given above… … Fig. lO. incision. The slab is 5 in. thick, of Sussex marble,shaped as a coffin-lid, and it may either have covered anactual stone coffin or merely have marked the place ofinterment by being laid on the pavement of the churchover the grave. It is 7 ft. 1 in. long, 2 ft. 1 in. wide atthe head and 1…
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