Proceedings 12-13
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The tower was by no means so lofty as that at Yeovil. The Church had coved roofs in the nave and chancel, although they had been to a considerable extent mutilated. He stated outside that the roofs were formerly considerably higher than at present The people who lowered those roofs had some idea of what a roof ought to be — not like their neighbours at Combe St. Nicholas. What they did was to cut off the end of the beams and so preserve the general effect of THIRD DAY : EXCURSION. — CHARD CHURC...H. 67 the ancient roof. It looked very much as if some weighty body had sat upon the ancient roof and crushed it down. The whole Church was very much of a piece* The arches entering into the chancel from the side transepts were probably not done exactly at the same time. The roof opened from a very fine stone cornice similar to the old one.
The Annual Meeting was then declared closed, and the company dispersed.
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1865-6.
1865. November 9th, On the Ancient Sea Beaches and Sandbanks in the Lowlands, between Bridgwater and Langport, and the Submerged Forest on the north coast of Som- erset, by the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tower was by no means so lofty as that at Yeovil. The Church had coved roofs in the nave and chancel, although they had been to a considerable extent mutilated. He stated outside that the roofs were formerly considerably higher than at present The people who lowered those roofs had some idea of what a roof ought to be — not like their neighbours at Combe St. Nicholas. What they did was to cut off the end of the beams and so preserve the general effect of THIRD DAY : EXCURSION. — CHARD CHURC...H. 67 the ancient roof. It looked very much as if some weighty body had sat upon the ancient roof and crushed it down. The whole Church was very much of a piece* The arches entering into the chancel from the side transepts were probably not done exactly at the same time. The roof opened from a very fine stone cornice similar to the old one.
The Annual Meeting was then declared closed, and the company dispersed.
afontjyji^tt^ |K^tinjgji.
1865-6.
1865. November 9th, On the Ancient Sea Beaches and Sandbanks in the Lowlands, between Bridgwater and Langport, and the Submerged Forest on the north coast of Som- erset, by the Rev.
What to read after Proceedings 12-13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Somersetshire Archaeological And Natural History Society to read onlineMoreLess
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