Quiet Roads And Sleepy Villages
Quiet Roads And Sleepy Villages
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A niche for a saint on the right-hand side of the chancel arch is of beautiful design, but is utterly spoiled by over- restoration.
Astwell Castle stands aloof from the road across some meadows. At the back of the old water-mill is a picturesque reed-grown stretch of water, and beyond on the higher ground may be seen the grey tower and gables of this fine old 75 QUIET ROADS AND SLEEPY VILLAGES Tudor building. Viewed from this distance, it looks quite like a bit of Haddon, but nearer inspec- tio...n shows two distinct styles : the more grim Early Tudor of the tower, and the homelier- looking present dwelling portion with the usual Elizabethan gables and mullions. Some curious carved oak-work over the entrance gate is dated 1638, and above that, upon a shield of arms, is the year 1607, yet neither of these can be accepted as the period when the building was erected.
You clamber up a spiral staircase in the width of wall. Narrow stone doorways lead into little alcoves with deep-set widows, which speak elo- quently of the necessity of defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A niche for a saint on the right-hand side of the chancel arch is of beautiful design, but is utterly spoiled by over- restoration.
Astwell Castle stands aloof from the road across some meadows. At the back of the old water-mill is a picturesque reed-grown stretch of water, and beyond on the higher ground may be seen the grey tower and gables of this fine old 75 QUIET ROADS AND SLEEPY VILLAGES Tudor building. Viewed from this distance, it looks quite like a bit of Haddon, but nearer inspec- tio...n shows two distinct styles : the more grim Early Tudor of the tower, and the homelier- looking present dwelling portion with the usual Elizabethan gables and mullions. Some curious carved oak-work over the entrance gate is dated 1638, and above that, upon a shield of arms, is the year 1607, yet neither of these can be accepted as the period when the building was erected.
You clamber up a spiral staircase in the width of wall. Narrow stone doorways lead into little alcoves with deep-set widows, which speak elo- quently of the necessity of defence.
What to read after Quiet Roads And Sleepy Villages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fea Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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