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Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)

Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 163

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outremoving the plaster from the surface, itwould be impossible to say whether thiswere the original construction or a merereparation. On the South is a lofty andelegant window, with a label of highlyfinished masonry in the same style as thepreceding, more than six feet in height, thesame w^idth of… … r.ANCirr avindow. The Porch and door are modern. THE WILLINGALES. 153 There are two Bells, the larger is ancient with a Lombardicinscription of the Fifteenth Century, XOXlJ^^XlXlX^* T.<>Mr.Ai;i)IC INSCRIPTION, FIFTEENTH CENTUHT. The primitive ladder, and the supportsremain: the latter…

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