Exeter Cathedral
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The Salcombe stone, as those familiar with it know, has a bright sparkle in it, and the pure white, cretaceous Beer stone is ideally suited to the purpose of the sculptor who has thoughts of beauty and purity and saintliness in his mind.
It so happens that a recent discovery has put the aspect of the Norman church once more before our eyes. There is on the north side of the nave, at the extreme west end of it, a chapel called St. Edmund's chapel. In an old document it is described as supra ossi...leghnn. A crack in the wall above ground induced the Dean and Chapter in the spring of 1896 to order the spot to be investigated, so as to strengthen, if necessary, 32 SIS ! lrt:, ->'^ f Hil:
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Salcombe stone, as those familiar with it know, has a bright sparkle in it, and the pure white, cretaceous Beer stone is ideally suited to the purpose of the sculptor who has thoughts of beauty and purity and saintliness in his mind.
It so happens that a recent discovery has put the aspect of the Norman church once more before our eyes. There is on the north side of the nave, at the extreme west end of it, a chapel called St. Edmund's chapel. In an old document it is described as supra ossi...leghnn. A crack in the wall above ground induced the Dean and Chapter in the spring of 1896 to order the spot to be investigated, so as to strengthen, if necessary, 32 SIS ! lrt:, ->'^ f Hil:
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