Murray-Aynsley, Harriet Georgiana Maria Manners-Sutton, 1827?-1898, Birdwood, George C. M. (George Christopher Molesworth), Sir, 1832-1917 · London : G. Redway · leaf 248
and conceal the windows bymaking a deep verandah and sloping eaves round the exteriorof the building, after the fashion of native and Europeanbuilders in India ? In the case of the Borgund Church, slabsof stone having a uniform height of about eight inches,were placed on the ground at intervals ;… … I DZ O o en 5 QZ oo Architectural and Other Customs 183 encircles the basement; a second row of eaves protectsthe walls of the lower half of the Church ; a third forms theroof of the nave; a fifth and sixth row would seem to havebeen added for the sake of giving symmetry to the whole.The quaint…
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