Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 156
an in-teresting character, corresponding in size, and carefully incor-porated with the ancient wall of the Church. In this wall arefour windows, three of which are of very early Perpendicularwork, or perhaps of Richard the Second period: two of thewindows are between buttresses, which are connected… … to throw a considerable doubt upontheir originality, but the effect is ex-tremely pleasing and satisfactory ina picturesque view. Under the fur-ther of these dormers is an Elizabe-than door and window with transom,and more East a single-light open-ing, partially bricked up, and usedfor ventilating…
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