Parish Churches Being Perspective Views of English Ecclesiastical Structures a
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The beautiful roof and clearstory to the nave were added during the Perpendicular period, when it was * For various parts of this Church see the Analysis of Gothick Architecture.
found necessary to strengthen the piers, which had been thrust out a little, by the addition on either side of two strong flying buttresses* The roof is of the ordinary hammer beam kind, with however con- siderable elegance of outline and very rich tracery in the spandrels. There is a good Perpendicular font and cover....
The chancel screen is not unlike the screen in Trunch Church, and retains much of its original colouring. At the foot of it is a small brass, bearing the name of John Alblastyr, who is said to have been the donor of this screen : he deceased in 1520, leaving to his wife the finishing of the work, an inscription to whose memory, of the date of 1524, is placed by the side of his. This Church was formerly very rich in brasses, but owing to gross carelessness and ignorance on the one part, and sacrilegious cupidity on the other, almost the whole have been stolen at different times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beautiful roof and clearstory to the nave were added during the Perpendicular period, when it was * For various parts of this Church see the Analysis of Gothick Architecture.
found necessary to strengthen the piers, which had been thrust out a little, by the addition on either side of two strong flying buttresses* The roof is of the ordinary hammer beam kind, with however con- siderable elegance of outline and very rich tracery in the spandrels. There is a good Perpendicular font and cover....
The chancel screen is not unlike the screen in Trunch Church, and retains much of its original colouring. At the foot of it is a small brass, bearing the name of John Alblastyr, who is said to have been the donor of this screen : he deceased in 1520, leaving to his wife the finishing of the work, an inscription to whose memory, of the date of 1524, is placed by the side of his. This Church was formerly very rich in brasses, but owing to gross carelessness and ignorance on the one part, and sacrilegious cupidity on the other, almost the whole have been stolen at different times.
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