Beautiful Britain—cambridge
Beautiful Britain—cambridge
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At the west end is the one modernwindow. It represents the Last Judgement. It is safe to say that oftheir period this glorious set of windows has no real rival, and it ishardly possible to do them any justice if the visitor has become alittle jaded with sight-seeing. In one of the windows there is asplendidly drawn three-masted ship of the period (Henry VIII. 'sreign), high in the bow and stern, with her long-boat in the wateramidships, and every detail of the rigging so clearly shown that thea...rtist must have drawn it from a vessel in the Low Countries or someEnglish port. It is one of the best representations of a ship of theperiod extant. This is merely an indication of the vividarchaeological interest of the glass, apart from its beauty in thewonderful setting of fan vaulting and tall, gracefully moulded shafts.
The splendid oaken screen across the choir, dividing the chapel intoalmost equal portions, was put up in 1536, at the same time as nearlythe whole of the stalls. It is rather startling to see the monogram ofHenry VIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the west end is the one modernwindow. It represents the Last Judgement. It is safe to say that oftheir period this glorious set of windows has no real rival, and it ishardly possible to do them any justice if the visitor has become alittle jaded with sight-seeing. In one of the windows there is asplendidly drawn three-masted ship of the period (Henry VIII. 'sreign), high in the bow and stern, with her long-boat in the wateramidships, and every detail of the rigging so clearly shown that thea...rtist must have drawn it from a vessel in the Low Countries or someEnglish port. It is one of the best representations of a ship of theperiod extant. This is merely an indication of the vividarchaeological interest of the glass, apart from its beauty in thewonderful setting of fan vaulting and tall, gracefully moulded shafts.
The splendid oaken screen across the choir, dividing the chapel intoalmost equal portions, was put up in 1536, at the same time as nearlythe whole of the stalls. It is rather startling to see the monogram ofHenry VIII.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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