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the end of the546
one of the most487
on the south side470
on the north side462
at the same time418
is one of the393
the rest of the386
the middle of the386
the top of the353
at the end of349
is said to have301
to the memory of296
the centre of the275
the north side of272
the history of the270
north side of the262
on the other hand261
as well as the260
the beginning of the258
the south side of254
at the east end246
the whole of the245
the east end of245
the walls of the244
south side of the240
of the church of236
the time of the234
on each side of233
the church of st231
of the thirteenth century231
that is to say231
at the west end226
of the fifteenth century226
seems to have been226
east end of the225
said to have been219
of the fourteenth century218
in the time of217
the height of the206
for the most part205
each side of the204
in the case of201
in the form of195
the north and south194
the level of the193
in the centre of189
to be found in188
the site of the186
the roof of the184
on either side of183
was one of the183
at the time of181
the church of the175
the upper part of175
the interior of the175
the head of the172
the west end of169
in the middle of168
this part of the166
for the sake of164
the building of the164
the windows of the160
in the church of159
west end of the158
appears to have been158
the use of the156
in the midst of155
with the exception of155
in the reign of154
the church of s154
the name of the153
the character of the153
in front of the152
the close of the151
the side of the149
part of the church148
in the history of148
the body of the148
the base of the148
it is to be147
the form of a147
of the sixteenth century146
of one of the146
the greater part of146
the lower part of142
be found in the141
of the middle ages140
the entrance to the140
upper part of the140
of the twelfth century139
the work of the139
be seen in the139
in the course of137
the architecture of the137
of the ducal palace134
on account of the134
the back of the134
the capitals of the133
the fact that the132
the exterior of the129
either side of the128
of the lady chapel128
the floor of the127
of the west front127
on the east side124
lower part of the123
the sides of the123
for the use of123
a part of the122
the position of the122
side of the nave122
in the fourteenth century121
it is said that118
in the fifteenth century117
the dean and chapter117
for the purpose of117
at the top of117
of the eighteenth century116
of the north transept116
the ends of the115
the hands of the115
photo by alain dermigny114
the form of the114
on the site of113
of the south transept113
side of the choir113
the plan of the113
to that of the111
on the other side111
the remains of the109
the face of the109
than that of the108
the date of the108
the part of the108
the wall of the108
to have been the108
the chapel of st108
it is probable that107
a portion of the107
of the nave and107
the early part of107
the arms of the105
was buried in the105
in the way of105
the size of the105
ecclesiastical architecture of scotland104
to be seen in104
the south wall of104
there can be no104
the foundation of the103
it will be seen103
the bottom of the103
in one of the102
the erection of the101
it is one of101
early part of the101
end of the church100
of the seventeenth century100
the line of the98
the front of the97
the chapel of the97
part of the building97
seem to have been97
the beauty of the97
on the top of97
the thickness of the96
is to be found96
south wall of the96
of the same date95
it is difficult to95
of the church is95
in the thirteenth century95
on the th of95
one side of the94
as far as the94
in the south aisle94
it is impossible to94
the foot of the94
on the west side94
the east side of93
for the first time93
the south aisle of93
the style of the93
in the same way92
to the east of92
side of the church91
greater part of the91
the design of the91
the arrangement of the90
the restoration of the90
the arches of the90
at the beginning of90
in the hands of90
are to be found89
of the north aisle89
as well as in89
in some of the89
as one of the89
of the house of89
on the opposite side88
the width of the88
a great deal of88
with that of the88
at the foot of88
the effect of the87
in proportion to the87
the length of the87
the north choir aisle87
on the part of87
the exception of the86
the nature of the86
south aisle of the86
the east of the86
the place of the86
one of the finest86
the course of the85
is to be seen85
the case of the84
the north of the84
in the south transept84
east side of the83
the lines of the83
one of the best82
to the west of82
in spite of the82
about the middle of82
the surface of the81
of the cathedral of81
the west of the81
the fall of the80
end of the nave80
of the nineteenth century80
the angles of the80
the construction of the80
on the second floor79
to the north of79
to have been a79
from time to time79
in the south wall78
and at the same78
in the shape of78
the other side of78
of the south aisle78
of the central tower77
the influence of the77
the south choir aisle77
the manner in which77
at the head of77
the east wall of77
the subject of the77
the south of the76
in the days of76
and one of the76
of the holy trinity76
with regard to the76
at the back of76
during the reign of76
wall of the nave75
the north wall of75
appear to have been75
in the first place75
on the north and75
in the seventeenth century75
of the building is74
at right angles to74
to the top of74
in the north aisle74
it will be noticed74
and was buried in73
part of the house73
the nave of the72
end of the north72
the space between the72
to the church of72
is not to be72
the north aisle of72
of the time of72
the rear of the72
in addition to the71
the west front of71
of the church was71
as we have seen71
north wall of the70
in the north wall70
the outside of the70
north aisle of the70
other parts of the69
the latter part of69
in the same manner69
on the first floor69
to the end of69
the cathedral church of69
by the name of69
the edge of the69
of some of the69
towards the end of68
that part of the68
the west side of68
to the south of68
as that of the68
may be seen in68
in connection with the68
in the presence of68
will be seen that68
the right and left67
east wall of the67
aisle of the nave67
will be found in67
side of the house66
is of the same66
and there is a66
in the style of66
of the early english66
part of the original65
a member of the65
the period of the65
the foundations of the65
the completion of the65
other side of the64
the treatment of the64
the right of the64
bays of the nave64
in the north transept64
it was in the64
after the death of64
by means of a64
but there is no64
from east to west63
a good example of63
a large number of63
with those of the63
of the choir and63
west side of the63
the east and west63
it may have been63
the reign of henry63
the heads of the62
church of the holy62
in the early part62
to those of the62
it must have been62
to make room for62
to the fact that62
the way in which62
he is said to62
body of the church62
the details of the62
the cost of the62
is by no means62
may still be seen62
but it is not61
the left of the61
of the architecture of61
the ruins of the61
latter part of the61
parts of the building61
there is also a60
the first half of60
will be noticed that60
supposed to have been60
saviour in the chora60
it would have been60
from the fact that60
the shrine of st60
in the sixteenth century60
of the nave is60
the early english style60
the capital of the60
first half of the60
aisle of the choir59
it is in the59
rest of the building59
on the grand canal59
on the side of59
the removal of the59
in the th century59
the center of the59
in which it is59
of the east end59
the palace of the59
may be said to58
a good deal of58
at the close of58
in the construction of58
the memory of the58
the appearance of the58
from the time of58
there is no doubt58
of a series of58
the vaulting of the58
that there is a58
as a matter of58
at the time when58
height first floor approximately57
with the rest of57
first floor approximately ft57
to the height of57
the commencement of the57
in accordance with the57
now used as a57
about the same time57
of the most interesting57
the piers of the57
ceiling height first floor57
and part of the56
of the history of56
the names of the56
the spirit of the56
as far as possible56
the weight of the56
one of the first56
the opposite side of56
of the rest of56
is the work of56
an account of the56
into the hands of56
in the lady chapel56
in the middle ages55
year of his age55
from north to south55
at the bottom of55
the tomb of the55
the founder of the55
the same date as55
the time when the55
by the addition of55
of the choir is55
as well as to54
the windows in the54
a few of the54
for a long time54
it is evident that54
one of the chief54
the first of the54
take the place of54
of the same period54
by the side of54
of the work of54
the west wall of53
than those of the53
the rebuilding of the53
like that of the53
between it and the53
in the selling price53
in the same year53
for the reason that53
specifications ceiling height first53
of the high altar53
the shape of a53
under the direction of53
included in the selling53
of the eleventh century52
west wall of the52
arm of the transept52
formed part of the52
on account of its52
from that of the52
that it should be52
of the church and52
the shape of the52
he was translated to52
as in the case52
are of the same52
it is true that52
the tracery of the52
as well as a52
like those of the51
it seems to me51
to the level of51
the aisles of the51
are to be seen51
the cathedral from the51
of the nave are51
the mind of the51
opposite side of the51
of the th century51
be one of the51
in the chapel of51
is supposed to have51
the hall of the50
as those of the50
and that of the50
to the see of50
at the hands of50
the destruction of the50
by sir gilbert scott50
the midst of the50
to the time of50
is the tomb of50
in keeping with the50
the mouldings of the50
the buildings of the50
at the age of50
in the united states49
to do with the49
of which it is49
the inside of the49
and those of the49
the power of the49
the direction of the49
rest of the church49
can be no doubt49
photo by claude rayon49
of the same character49
of the united states49
is known as the49
the eastern end of49
by the fact that49
in the eighteenth century49
at the base of49
part of the nave49
the presence of the48
it is possible that48
the last of the48
way in which the48
of the most important48
the slope of the48
in the twelfth century48
as high as the48
glazed with clear glass48
it is necessary to48
of the xii century48
is that of the48
of the order of48
the head of a48
the works of the48
the disposition of the48
the parish church of48
of the most beautiful48
eastern part of the47
the south end of47
part of the cathedral47
the decoration of the47
the eastern part of47
the great east window47
must have been a47
history of the cathedral47
by the use of47
be noticed that the47
the banks of the47
the bases of the47
is probable that the47
on the one hand47
of the monastery of47
of the church in47
of the xiii century47
this portion of the47
bay of the nave47
with a view to47
of light and shade47
portion of the building46
on the ground floor46
is found in the46
be seen from the46
that it may be46
of the cathedral is46
at the side of46
the breadth of the46
are the remains of46
the diameter of the46
of the holy cross46
end of the south46
and there is no46
he was one of45
to have been built45
he was buried in45
from a photograph by45
eastern end of the45
the days of the45
it is well to45
of the duke of45
end of the choir45
that there is no45
is now used as45
it must be remembered45
the life of the45
of the last century45
be said to have45
from the top of45
at the south end44
was built in the44
but there is a44
the corners of the44
the vault of the44
as well as of44
one of the earliest44
manner in which the44
from the west end44
does not seem to44
end of the transept44
on a large scale44
is divided into two44
the time of henry44
as may be seen44
and some of the44
interior of the church44
the site of a44
in order that the44
end of the fifteenth44
is said to be44
the figure of the43
at the battle of43
under the name of43
is surmounted by a43
in a state of43
two and a half43
the remains of a43
the story of the43
at the eastern end43
a level with the43
in the work of43
of the city of43
the origin of the43
walls of the church43
the dissolution of the43
so as to form43
similar to that of43
from end to end43
the same time as43
is a monument to43
and it is not43
on one side of43
in each of the43
is shown in the43
was at one time43
above the level of43
the proportions of the43
front of the house43
the nave and aisles43
one above the other43
same date as the43
of the nave was43
the death of the42
the abbey church of42
is no doubt that42
the possession of the42
in which it was42
to the present day42
on the walls of42
plan of the church42
the springing of the42
the art of the42
abbey church of st42
of the see of42
it may be well42
the residence of the42
the fabric of the41
in the interior of41
the value of the41
the fact that it41
at the present day41
the church of england41
arms of the see41
one of the principal41
the heart of the41
east corner of the41
to be one of41
any part of the41
the western end of41
the choir of the41
it is easy to41
at the western end41
it will be remembered40
for the benefit of40
not seem to have40
it is interesting to40
the east window of40
history of the building40
wall of the south40
of the same size40
the time of bishop40
we come to the40
of the house is40
end of the cathedral40
of the abbey church40
of the same kind40
filled with stained glass40
history of the church40
the north transept is40
to be seen at40
as early as the40
in regard to the40
in the possession of40
ought not to be39
by means of the39
on the eastern side39
sacred to the memory39
side of the chancel39
is divided into three39
the progress of the39
of many of the39
the order of the39
the western part of39
of the reign of39
that it is not39
at the present time39
the junction of the39
a fine example of39
of this part of39
the curve of the39
south end of the39
by one of the39
that on the north39
of the interior of39
in the arrangement of39
wall of the chancel39
the nave from the39
and it has been39
the nave and transepts39
the seat of the39
it is possible to39
with respect to the39
be seen on the39
the east end is39
in the center of39
there is a large39
in the use of39
the development of the38
the first bishop of38
in the east wall38
the door of the38
parts of the church38
in the beginning of38
so as to be38
on the subject of38
some of the most38
one of the few38
of the bishops of38
in the nave of38
this is one of38
the altar of st38
known by the name38
in which they are38
the pillars of the38
it will be found38
in consequence of the38
the author of the38
of the present day38
in the county of38
there is a very38
a few years ago38
there is not a38
the north end of38
the case with the38
a view of the38
an example of the38
of the walls of38
side of the cathedral38
in the cathedral of38
one on each side38
different parts of the38
that there was a38
the angle of the38
as a memorial of38
living room and dining37
to the north and37
and the church of37
the nave and the37
to a great extent37
a great part of37
the condition of the37
that it is the37
still to be seen37
is a good example37
the archbishop of canterbury37
department of agricultural engineering37
western end of the37
be no doubt that37
as a place of37
the place where the37
the second half of37
on the outside of37
the strength of the37
the mouth of the37
a certain amount of37
room and dining room37
the end of a37
of the building was37
it will not be37
come down to us37
every part of the37
in the early english37
at the expense of37
of the royal society37
to which it is37
it seems to have36
the glass in the36
the general effect of36
as if it were36
is seen in the36
the support of the36
the choir and the36
of the building of36
towards the close of36
and medicine cabinet included36
the south transept is36
the south side is36
of the choir was36
the church of san36
the nave and choir36
in this part of36
second half of the36
the early years of36
in memory of the36
that it was a36
there is a small36
on the banks of36
the whole length of36
a representation of the36
the sake of the36
it is said to36
known to have been36
and on the north36
aisles of the nave36
at the entrance to36
was used as a36
monument to the memory36
the property of the36
medicine cabinet included in36
in the habit of36
the first and second36
a few years later36
is lighted by a36
he seems to have36
it has been suggested36
where there is a36
north and south sides36
the same time the36
to the right and36
there is a curious36
he was succeeded by36
in order to make35
that it was the35
in favour of the35
those of the nave35
it is hard to35
could not have been35
the expression of the35
of the cathedral church35
in the british museum35
it consists of a35
as far as i35
to be able to35
to one of the35
the same kind of35
of the body of35
western part of the35
but it is a35
they are to be35
cathedral from the south35
of the abbey of35
on the death of35
of the tower is35
on a level with35
as we have said35
to have been erected35
erected to the memory35
portion of the church35
in the thickness of35
the time of his35
at one side of35
of the arch is35
at the ends of35
and was buried at35
may be taken as35
west corner of the35
of the exterior of35
the view of the35
are said to have35
in the matter of35
first floor plan illustration34
of the parish church34
same time as the34
in the perpendicular style34
that on the south34
over all rooms and34
the altar of the34
as soon as the34
so far as the34
a large part of34
in place of the34
the addition of a34
second floor joists in34
west front of the34
may be well to34
well as in the34
after the manner of34
the apse of the34
is due to the34
at the rear of34
of the same height34
buried in the cathedral34
part of the old34
that it is a34
of the south wall34
all rooms and bath34
as time went on34
there can be little34
by a series of34
as has been said34
wall of the church34
to be of the34
in the south choir34
in honour of the34
of the cathedral was34
are the work of34
in the decorated style33
whole length of the33
in other parts of33
by the help of33
two bays of the33
north end of the33
the difference between the33
the forms of the33
of the earl of33
the church from the33
the whole of this33
in the neighbourhood of33
those on the north33
thickness of the wall33
in the treatment of33
is that of a33
a line with the33
in the direction of33
in such a way33
of the national art33
of the brochure series33
i do not know33
the opening of the33
of the university of33
in the upper part33
errors have been corrected33
on the right of33
until the time of33
the triforium and clerestory33
the extremity of the33
the brochure series of33
with which it was33
brochure series of architectural33
and on the other33
to the use of33
part of the wall33
end of the twelfth33
was the first to33
the choir and presbytery33
series of architectural illustration33
the relics of the33
with which it is33
it may be that33
at a time when33
is part of the33
part of the work33
in many of the33
the addition of the33
various parts of the33
to the right of33
roof of the nave33
is the monument of33
during the time of32
in the act of32
is a row of32
in the following year32
it was not until32
been one of the32
one and the same32
east window of the32
both sides of the32
took place in the32
of the chapel of32
of the bishop of32
is a matter of32
on each side are32
in a line with32
the eastern side of32
was a man of32
it is not a32
in the early days32
the builder of the32
the apex of the32
the master of the32
height second floor approximately32
it may be said32
on the right and32
in harmony with the32
second floor approximately ft32
beginning of the thirteenth32
the figures of the32
the main body of32
walls of the nave32
than in any other32
ceiling height second floor32
end of the thirteenth32
that some of the32
from west to east32
one of which is32
middle of the fourteenth32
the house of the32
lighted by a window32
the erection of a32
a certain number of32
each side of it32
there is a fine32
it would seem that32
and on the south32
it is certain that32
the account of the32
the idea of the32
cabinet included in the32
the latter half of32
must be remembered that32
the reign of edward31
a great number of31
of the choir are31
the west front is31
history of the see31
the top of a31
the best examples of31
and the rest of31
as part of the31
the masonry of the31
of the capitals of31
part of the tower31
as will be seen31
from the life of31
of the transept is31
as well as for31
the members of the31
it is of the31
that it has been31
to be met with31
i do not mean31
it has been said31
of edward the confessor31
and it is a31
at the north end31
which is to be31
the north side is31
no doubt that the31
the great west window31
mary queen of scots31
of the church at31
the requirements of the31
the study of the31
was found to be31
site of the present31
of which we have31
that of the nave31
the isle of ely31
the spaces between the31
be used as a31
it is known that31
of the windows of31
the same as that31
the cathedral of st31
of the dean and31
of the present cathedral31
has been suggested that31
the ceiling of the30
of the church to30
the description of the30
behind the high altar30
and one or two30
have been one of30
the light of the30
first and second floor30
one end of the30
and is said to30
latter half of the30
the execution of the30
and it is to30
by the bishop of30
it would be a30
as much as possible30
during the civil war30
at the angles of30
on the sides of30
side of the cloister30
the pavement of the30
of the south church30
in the eleventh century30
the dignity of the30
of the palace of30
was the work of30
on one of the30
the lady chapel and30
the abbey of st30
in the body of30
right angles to the30
a monument to the30
is supposed to be30
as an example of30
there is a good30
as it is now30
on the right hand30
north and south aisles30
is not easy to30
it is divided into30
in the west wall30
and second floor joists30
the feet of the30
of the fact that30
the shafts of the30
the corner of the30
the service of the30
wall of the transept30
it is not necessary30
can be little doubt30
in the centre is30
on the south of30
the work of bishop30
front of the cathedral30
may be considered as30
was built by bishop29
middle of the thirteenth29
the outline of the29
of the building to29
part of the walls29
is covered by a29
the second and third29
if it had been29
upper and lower sashes29
the lady chapel was29
of each of the29
as if it had29
one of the great29
the north aisle is29
is formed by a29
later date than the29
early years of the29
some idea of the29
the establishment of the29
the tops of the29
believed to have been29
nave of the church29
the same character as29
and a half stories29
it is not easy29
the attention of the29
nothing to do with29
of the works of29
we do not know29
said to be the29
from the th century29
the work of a29
in the latter part29
the church in the29
parts of the country29
north and south walls29
of the upper part29
from one of the29
the arch of the29
under the influence of29
to show that the29
of bath and wells29
not far from the29
end of the fourteenth29
on the occasion of29
in the year of29
the ribs of the29
in the churches of29
our kitchen cupboard no29
it appears to have29
the same height as28
the rule of the28
in his left hand28
the same time that28
wall of the choir28
the hand of the28
of the churches of28
the axis of the28
of the house and28
the point of the28
of the north side28
of the original norman28
within the walls of28
the figure of a28
it might have been28
the eye of the28
with the result that28
part of the city28
of the art of28
in the life of28
from the rest of28
in the nature of28
that one of the28
is given in the28
the tower and spire28
was the son of28
out of the way28
is made up of28
the lady chapel is28
figure of our lord28
we are told that28
for the reception of28
it was not till28
a great variety of28
wall of the north28
a door in the28
the introduction of the28
as a general rule28
in order to give28
which it has been28
is shown by the28
a flight of steps28
in the mind of28
of the pointed arch28
part of the north28
the taste of the28
in the heart of28
of the nature of28
in the vicinity of28
the house of commons28
it is the most28
the builders of the28
the columns of the28
but it was not28
at one end of28
about the end of28
be seen that the28
the limits of the27
side of the transept27
of the casa de27
made use of in27
the virgin and child27
the cornice of the27
in a kind of27
is known to have27
as compared with the27
of the foundation of27
the memory of sir27
so far as to27
paned upper and lower27
to a height of27
face of the wall27
in the same style27
but it must be27
to the dignity of27
on account of their27
the aspect of the27
first floor joists in27
with reference to the27
on either side are27
the parts of the27
was given to the27
for the department of27
the revenues of the27
of the nave were27
is connected with the27
to the dean and27
that they may be27
the upper and lower27
to have been used27
to the abbey of27
this side of the27
be little doubt that27
under the rule of27
the use of a27
on his way to27
of most of the27
to a certain extent27
as a kind of27
may be found in27
in the character of27
the appearance of a27
the importance of the27
to the beauty of27
have come down to27
in the house of27
side of the south27
general view of the27
in imitation of the27
was made in the27
on the day of27
little more than a27
as we shall see27
of the north and27
may have been the27
can be seen in27
so as to give27
and a half feet27
the simplicity of the27
it will be observed27
on both sides of27
on the back of27
of the roman empire27
end of the building27
is a fine example27
is a tablet to27
was converted into a27
and it will be27
the cause of the27
the affairs of the27
in the minds of27
one of the noblest27
in spite of its27
the mode in which27
the spot where the27
one of the largest27
the precincts of the27
each of the four27
tablet to the memory27
of the life of27
a foot and a27
it would be difficult27
in any of the27
a figure of the26
of the church are26
the suppression of the26
the spandrels of the26
in the north choir26
than the rest of26
and the lady chapel26
north and south transepts26
in the works of26
one of the three26
of the remains of26
was added to the26
the greater number of26
in the diocese of26
of the south side26
the entrance of the26
to the left of26
and it may be26
been added to the26
part of the south26
in the days when26
to the same period26
of the chancel arch26
in that of the26
some of the best26
end of the hall26
of the choir of26
on account of his26
exactly in proportion to26
what is known as26
is separated from the26
is covered with a26
be borne in mind26
from top to bottom26
second floor plan illustration26
great part of the26
as to form a26
capitals of the columns26
the crown of the26
to the bishop of26
other part of the26
that it was not26
after the battle of26
of the civil war26
in common with the26
it is necessary that26
side by side with26
of the living room26
at a later period26
main body of the26
not only in the26
it is not possible26
be said to be26
the projection of the26
chapel of the holy26
here and there a26
of the xi century26
the state of the26
of which is a26
in the choir of26
of one of these26
the early history of26
of the city and26
the life of st26
the result of the26
it is clear that26
of the height of26
in the city of26
the northern and southern26
first quarter of the26
there is no reason26
of the nave of26
between the years and26
on a small scale25
the first of these25
was used in the25
in the second bay25
for the erection of25
are found in the25
shafts of purbeck marble25
the summit of the25
the upper portion of25
on the inner side25
when the church was25
are still to be25
it is not the25
i do not say25
beginning of the sixteenth25
the front part of25
the sculpture of the25
a little to the25
in the nineteenth century25
the top of it25
referred to in the25
for the building of25
the porta della carta25
the portion of the25
and it was not25
after the fire of25
so that it is25
the end of this25
a matter of fact25
in the xii century25
the old and new25
as is the case25
in the design of25
it is not so25
the transept and the25
half of the thirteenth25
general effect of the25
part of the fourteenth25
the best and most25
if the reader will25
with the arms of25
one hundred and fifty25
on the surface of25
it must not be25
it is a very25
about the beginning of25
one of them is25
the east window is25
good example of the25
is believed to have25
as a memorial to25
the choir of st25
between nave and chancel25
the hospital of st25
the glory of the25
the remainder of the25
from the designs of25
so far as it25
from the history of25
the inhabitants of the25
consists of a nave25
have been corrected without25
the thrust of the25
bishop of bath and25
and many of the25
in the building of25
is used as a25
the spring of the25
a more or less25
part of the thirteenth25
than any of the25
the department of agricultural25
by the late mr25
at the council of25
on the face of25
the time of edward25
of the cathedral at25
in the face of25
all parts of the25
the first quarter of25
be of the same25
one and a half25
of the building and25
outer wall of the25
one or two of25
in the architecture of25
to the second floor25
arms of the cross25
bays of the choir25
of the xiv century25
in the lower part25
such a way that25
the sill of the25
eastern side of the25
the same way as25
of sir christopher wren25
the action of the25
to say nothing of25
at a cost of25
the university of cambridge25
there is nothing to25
it is thought that25
in the art of25
in the rear of25
feet from the ground25
as the church of24
in the last century24
the doors of the24
of the same name24
the consideration of the24
which seems to have24
is in memory of24
of the beauty of24
up and down the24
of the original building24
the last quarter of24
of the church by24
the fourteenth and fifteenth24
in the walls of24
the richness of the24
exterior of the church24
of which there are24
be said of the24
the house was built24
the bishop of lincoln24
on a larger scale24
of the old testament24
of the whole building24
in the place of24
which are to be24
a work of art24
the early english period24
scenes from the life24
in the name of24
of the main arches24
a series of small24
that they should be24
now used as the24
in every part of24
of the temple of24
hundred and fifty years24
of the monastic buildings24
floor plan illustration sidenote24
the roofs of the24
in front of it24
some of which are24
in any part of24
the first floor of24
the presence of a24
as long as the24
of the building in24
of the tower and24
of the king of24
the manner of the24
part of the whole24
of the holy apostles24
been corrected without note24
from the end of24
he was a man24
in spite of all24
as a piece of24
the management of the24
the year of the24
the reader will find24
the early days of24
the architect of the24
the first part of24
in proportion to its24
must have been the24
on the same level24
at a distance of24
similar to those of24
to the period of24
in the absence of24
the upper parts of24
it was built by24
been placed in the24
one of the oldest24
on the left is24
the following is a24
by the erection of24
on the one side24
the church and the24
it is better to24
of the roof is24
the window in the24
on the north wall24
of the fourth century24
middle of the fifteenth24
to make way for24
of the decorated period24
the south aisle is24
the church has been24
the advent of the24
the first stone of24
at the cost of24
it is obvious that24
there must have been24
on some of the23
will be found to23
tower of the church23
what is now the23
which we have to23
in the district of23
the proportion of the23
which is said to23
so as to make23
the dimensions of the23
it may not be23
notre dame of paris23
of the main arcade23
on the edge of23
the expense of the23
a man of great23
will be found that23
the relics of st23
is left of the23
the churches of the23
the words of the23
of the roof of23
the structure of the23
at the left of23
each end of the23
of the west end23
but this is not23
from those of the23
is now in the23
the coming of the23
the authority of the23
it is quite possible23
he was the first23
the union of the23
in the ducal palace23
the clerestory of the23
of the building are23
the point where the23
the garden of the23
the south wall is23
foot and a half23
may be said that23
in the windows of23
the choir from the23
that it would be23
the clerestory windows are23
in which they were23
was dedicated to st23
will be remembered that23
part of the choir23
it would not be23
on the west front23
of the norman church23
in the fact that23
may be regarded as23
in proportion to their23
in the development of23
to those who have23
of the most remarkable23
was by no means23
to which they are23
to the rest of23
the fact that a23
on the south wall23
being one of the23
by the introduction of23
effect of the whole23
of which may be23
part of the fifteenth23
on the western side23
was rebuilt in the23
of the north choir23
the gable of the23
as a means of23
it will be well23
at the extremity of23
may be described as23
there should be a23
no part of the23
on each of the23
be given to the23
the carving of the23
of which is the23
the expulsion of the23
the gardens of the23
by the dean and23
the fact that they23
and that in the23
that the church was23
parts of the house23
at the corner of23
foundation of the monastery23
is a kind of23
but it may be23
i do not think23
it was found that23
of the east wall23
which must have been23
as a result of23
of the cathedral and23
the occasion of the23
so that it may23
on the left of23
order of the garter23
the walls of this23
eastern bays of the23
as if they were23
entrance to the church23
eastern portion of the23
from the beginning of23
church of notre dame23
the shadow of the23
piers of the nave23
plan of the cathedral23
upper portion of the23
to that in the23
the gift of the23
beginning of the fourteenth23
is occupied by the23
in the upper story23
with which we have23
be placed in the23
the tower of london23
in most of the23
the outer walls of23
below the level of23
width of the nave23
of the end of23
the west window of22
hot and cold water22
windows of the nave22
the different parts of22
side of the doorway22
a continuation of the22
before the high altar22
more than a century22
far as i know22
the king of france22
of the gothic period22
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries22
reign of henry viii22
there has been a22
so much of the22
to the court of22
to the beginning of22
of the character of22
to say that the22
the form of an22
oak floors and trim22
in his history of22
the time of its22
the three western bays22
be out of place22
the division of the22
of the erection of22
in the north of22
that there should be22
the side walls of22
of any of the22
in his right hand22
there seems to be22
the centre of a22
and on either side22
it is recorded that22
with the intention of22
of the east window22
windows of the aisles22
restoration of the cathedral22
it ought to be22
and it is probable22
side of the altar22
of the most curious22
of about the same22
it was designed by22
in addition to these22
at the corners of22
a considerable amount of22
is not in the22
is impossible to say22
arches of the nave22
is the chapel of22
was built at the22
would be difficult to22
in the civil war22
the effect of this22
of that of the22
is not necessary to22
right and left of22
to be used as22
in the manner of22
is entered by a22
north arm of the22
for the support of22
portions of the building22
to be used for22
upper parts of the22
for the purposes of22
on the left hand22
between them and the22
the absence of the22
in different parts of22
in memory of bishop22
the most beautiful of22
of the most striking22
of the transept and22
side of the central22
to be considered as22
so that they may22
it can hardly be22
the north arm of22
the order of christ22
may be seen the22
in the erection of22
is the only one22
of william the conqueror22
a nave and aisles22
there will be no22
as late as the22
throughout the whole of22
is remarkable for its22
parish church of st22
if there be any22
was used for the22
master of the rolls22
in the annals of22
the same as the22
was made bishop of22
was the scene of22
the outer wall of22
the growth of the22
the son of a22
to the lady chapel22
for the exhibition of22
of which they are22
which may be seen22
it is composed of22
a half stories high22
is given to the22
has been given to21
the west front and21
the death of his21
the tomb of bishop21
on the north of21
are some of the21
may be seen at21
the transition from the21
the walls of a21
and most of the21
to the monastery of21
of the seven lamps21
before the middle of21
the western side of21
is the same as21
on the south is21
on oak floors and21
we have seen that21
at each end of21
the only part of21
so as not to21
for which it was21
in the immediate vicinity21
of the use of21
prices on oak floors21
as in the nave21
the ridge of the21
sense of the word21
at the feet of21
is not possible to21
have been in the21
the houses of the21
front part of the21
the depth of the21
side of the door21
the north and east21
the meeting of the21
there are traces of21
on the exterior of21
that he was a21
to the student of21
be remembered that the21
last quarter of the21
side walls of the21
but it has been21
the body of st21
end of the century21
a description of the21
during the rule of21
in the west front21
time of henry viii21
the tombs of the21
is said that the21
to take the place21
it is curious that21
the scene of the21
at the height of21
has been said that21
not appear to have21
view of the cathedral21
the question of the21
in reference to the21
the west end is21
was present at the21
as the parish church21
a door leads into21
as it is in21
which there is a21
make room for the21
to those in the21
a fine specimen of21
with the history of21
it does not appear21
of two or three21
and the fact that21
the care of the21
with the church of21
between the nave and21
and it is said21
that of the other21
century and a half21
to the character of21
the see of canterbury21
the finest in the21
the bones of the21
in the roof of21
the idea of a21
by the end of21
side of the room21
which it would be21
at a later date21
the minds of the21
the proceedings of the21
of the first floor21
about the time of21
is by far the21
in such a manner21
end of the room21
after the fashion of21
it is not to21
the th day of21
the result of a21
the same manner as21
have been surrounded by21
by reason of the21
of the main building21
maple flooring in kitchen21
the date of this21
are those of the21
in the words of21
of the virgin and21
a certain degree of21
john of the studion21
and in the same21
in the preparation of21
a quarter of a21
abbey church of the21
at the right of21
is the case with21
it is not in21
well as of the21
the charm of the20
of the perpendicular style20
one of the last20
he was able to20
at the point where20
of the size of20
a feature of the20
for it is not20
to the conclusion that20
the building of a20
the bishop of ely20
had been bishop of20
of the hot rooms20
to have been of20
and this is the20
which was to be20
interior of the building20
west window of the20
are said to be20
a large amount of20
those on the south20
of the windows are20
in one or two20
the figure of christ20
now known as the20
is on the south20
half of the fourteenth20
part of the structure20
there is in the20
is one of those20
to have been founded20
in favor of the20
is said that he20
entrance to the choir20
large part of the20
with which we are20
coronation of the virgin20
have been placed in20
to the effect that20
cut out of the20
the valley of the20
two views of the20
of the chapel is20
to the bottom of20
the stones of the20
the church is a20
are not to be20
by a row of20
to be the most20
the benefit of the20
on each side by20
as shown in the20
an imitation of the20
house in the calle20
of the original design20
in the wall of20
some part of the20
and that there is20
of the building as20
he appears to have20
side of the building20
with the addition of20
of the old work20
wall of the aisle20
he was born in20
is evident that the20
ground plan of the20
fabric of the church20
walk of the cloister20
with which they are20
and that it was20
it was he who20
it is a good20
in relation to the20
of the fall of20
some distance from the20
the same number of20
that they have been20
on the east and20
the church of ss20
the one on the20
cut off from the20
side of the north20
the choice of the20
a flight of stairs20
the repair of the20
of the hall is20
during the episcopate of20
became one of the20
a list of the20
of which there is20
the woodwork of the20
the patron saint of20
and on each side20
of the death of20
the abbey of paisley20
where there is no20
there is a great20
the church by the20
the court of the20
have been filled with20
during the fifteenth century20
the nave to the20
the mass of the20
it belongs to the20
three quarters of a20
same height as the20
he was a great20
is the result of20
to the number of20
are a number of20
remains of the old20
to have belonged to20
fall of the tower20
as those in the20
is composed of a20
part of the country20
the under side of20
of the north church20
of the xv century20
the best of the20
the most beautiful in20
the nave is a20
to be used in20
still be seen in20
and in order to20
the ground plan of20
it was necessary to20
at the other end20
the enlargement of the20
to the present time20
to the requirements of20
of the houses of20
in the description of20
the scuola di san20
door leading to the20
of part of the20
side of the arch20
first part of the20
to the north aisle20
by the aid of20
the midst of a20
of this kind of20
there is nothing in20
it is now used20
to add to the20
the stalls of the20
in the nave and20
of the angel choir20
as per schedule b20
the death of bishop20
and it is the20
from each other by20
was erected in the20
the cathedral of the20
length of the building20
was known as the20
of the choir aisles20
first floor of the20
it is supposed that20
western bays of the20
was one of those20
the parapet of the20
when we come to20
the representation of the20
this is not the20
we shall find that20
to be seen on20
work of the same20
for the convenience of20
character of the work19
view of the interior19
the case in the19
the services of the19
there is but one19
by the fall of19
in the first instance19
of which i have19
of the present choir19
the east wall is19
in the xiii century19
of the building itself19
as well as its19
is entered from the19
a hundred and fifty19
some of the old19
in those of the19
was part of the19
at the farther end19
a century and a19
scuola di san rocco19
is the following inscription19
on the accession of19
in the wars of19
only part of the19
of the period of19
the leaves of the19
end to end of19
in connexion with the19
the rest of his19
been used as a19
the pointed arch was19
of the church has19
the object of the19
was the gift of19
one on either side19
the thirteenth century the19
the hands of a19
the first time in19
each bay of the19
after the dissolution of19
as far back as19
and the work of19
part of the palace19
the number of the19
of the fine arts19
patio of the casa19
of the sixth century19
the water from the19
it should not be19
the archbishop of york19
that of the choir19
the great council chamber19
as far as it19
of the nave the19
is buried in the19
those of the other19
by far the most19
the purpose of the19
of the western transept19
the same as in19
which is one of19
of the present church19
the tower of the19
is the figure of19
one bay of the19
and the church was19
roof of the choir19
it is almost impossible19
one of the greatest19
on the west of19
in course of time19
it will be necessary19
we know that the19
has nothing to do19
the date of its19
or it may be19
of the choir were19
on the same site19
of the great council19
be part of the19
the area of the19
part of the edifice19
form of a cross19
from the church of19
was occupied by the19
that it will be19
in various parts of19
as opposed to the19
may have been a19
to make use of19
may be seen by19
the placing of the19
is later than the19
in contact with the19
the oldest part of19
a window in the19
but at the same19
as we see it19
the features of the19
the reign of charles19
end of the aisle19
but it does not19
be the work of19
of the transept was19
is placed in the19
character of the building19
the inner side of19
of the beginning of19
to the middle of19
it seems to be19
casa de las conchas19
the side of a19
of the fifth century19
is a figure of19
institute of british architects19
the dedication of the19
as if they had19
the joints of the19
all the rest of19
from the nave by19
due to the fact19
the fate of the19
is not so much19
the monastery of the19
well as to the19
the general effect is19
as belonging to the19
and was succeeded by19
there is no record19
at the request of19
to have been made19
of notre dame at19
the cost of a19
came to the throne19
central portion of the19
streets of the city19
a tablet to the19
of the house to19
all of the same19
as well as that19
that it can be19
so called from the19
of those who have19
the soffit of the19
of the same type19
part of the eighteenth19
in the streets of19
the abacus of the19
so long as the18
the records of the18
not be able to18
a copy of the18
as it was in18
when the house was18
of the work is18
the whole effect is18
the most important of18
the building has been18
was placed in the18
and in some cases18
the faces of the18
arches of the triforium18
the construction of a18
project gutenberg also has18
the gate of the18
in speaking of the18
windows on each side18
the arcading of the18
an important part in18
the living room the18
years of his life18
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