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Page 249
When these rude vestiges of antiquity are contrasted with the elegant specimens of Norman architecture with which this church was embellished at a subsequent period , we are tempted to express some surprize that these rude mis - shapen ...
When these rude vestiges of antiquity are contrasted with the elegant specimens of Norman architecture with which this church was embellished at a subsequent period , we are tempted to express some surprize that these rude mis - shapen ...
Page 250
He lived when the Abbey flourished , before the Dissolution , and remembered most things relating to the buildings of the Abbey , the regimen of the house , the ceremonies of the church , and grand processions ; of all which he would ...
He lived when the Abbey flourished , before the Dissolution , and remembered most things relating to the buildings of the Abbey , the regimen of the house , the ceremonies of the church , and grand processions ; of all which he would ...
Page 251
On this portion of the church it is remarked that , taking the upright in its principal lines , exclusive of the window - introductions in the two first stories , a plain and uniform grandeur is expressed , and the proportions of each ...
On this portion of the church it is remarked that , taking the upright in its principal lines , exclusive of the window - introductions in the two first stories , a plain and uniform grandeur is expressed , and the proportions of each ...
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