Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 109
ught into a square by additionalpieces : from the angles, four groined ribs support the belfry floor.These ribs even now produce a good effect when viewed frombelow, but, when seen under their original colours, they musthave been splendid. The west window is a pleasing feature under the groining.… … wr^\ STEP-LADDER. one IS left; it is coeval with the woodwork, and dedicated to SaintJames : the inscription, »)ancte ♦ 3A^0b£ ♦ ora ♦ pro ♦ mW ♦ is inOld English. In the Belfry are four windows, the woodenarches of two of them remain, but none of the tracery. TheSpire, though covered with common…
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