Bell's Cathedrals: the Cathedral Church of Chichester (1901)
Bell's Cathedrals: the Cathedral Church of Chichester (1901)
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The sill of the old windowwas lowered to give more length. Most of the window now to be seen isthe result of recent restoration. Parts of the old string-coursesremain in the walling.
The south side of the #Lady-Chapel# beyond the chapel justdescribed has four bays. In each of these is a large three-lightwindow. The western and smallest one was probably first inserted. Thenthe two eastern ones were put in when the two east bays were added tothe older lady-chapel. The other window appears the lat...est of thefour; or else may it not be that before deciding to lengthen thelady-chapel, the builders first began only with the idea of insertingsome new windows in the older walls? But before this scheme had beenexecuted they concluded that they would add bodily to the chapel; andin order to allow the chapel to continue in use while this was beingdone, they built the extension first outside, then built up theconnection with the original walls, and inserted their latest window. Two of the buttresses on this wall are flat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sill of the old windowwas lowered to give more length. Most of the window now to be seen isthe result of recent restoration. Parts of the old string-coursesremain in the walling.
The south side of the #Lady-Chapel# beyond the chapel justdescribed has four bays. In each of these is a large three-lightwindow. The western and smallest one was probably first inserted. Thenthe two eastern ones were put in when the two east bays were added tothe older lady-chapel. The other window appears the lat...est of thefour; or else may it not be that before deciding to lengthen thelady-chapel, the builders first began only with the idea of insertingsome new windows in the older walls? But before this scheme had beenexecuted they concluded that they would add bodily to the chapel; andin order to allow the chapel to continue in use while this was beingdone, they built the extension first outside, then built up theconnection with the original walls, and inserted their latest window. Two of the buttresses on this wall are flat.
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