Sir Ralph De Rayne And Lilian Grey a Legend of the Abbey Church St Albans
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Note 10.
" The stately column. " (Page 15. ) The most remarkable instance of attempting to harmonise the difierent periods of architecture occurs in the eighth pillar from the west end on the north side of the nave. The broad members in the front, and in one reveal, have been formed with segments of circles, and the intermediate angles sloped off — a rude resemblance of the clus- tered columns opposite, and at the west end — but the attempt was not sufficiently encouraging to be persisted in, a...nd the mutilated column remains, as it was left, unfinished by the workmen. — Buckler's History, p. 144.
43 Note 11.
" The stately column's clustered stone. " (Page 15. ) " Here we observe the Norman or Eomanesque style of the twelfth century, the Early English or first Gothic style of the thirteenth century, and the Decorated style of the fourteenth century. The place on the north series of arches, where the Korman ends and the Gothic begins, deserves notice. The clustered Early English pillars of the sixth arch of the nave spring out of the massive Norman pier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Note 10.
" The stately column. " (Page 15. ) The most remarkable instance of attempting to harmonise the difierent periods of architecture occurs in the eighth pillar from the west end on the north side of the nave. The broad members in the front, and in one reveal, have been formed with segments of circles, and the intermediate angles sloped off — a rude resemblance of the clus- tered columns opposite, and at the west end — but the attempt was not sufficiently encouraging to be persisted in, a...nd the mutilated column remains, as it was left, unfinished by the workmen. — Buckler's History, p. 144.
43 Note 11.
" The stately column's clustered stone. " (Page 15. ) " Here we observe the Norman or Eomanesque style of the twelfth century, the Early English or first Gothic style of the thirteenth century, and the Decorated style of the fourteenth century. The place on the north series of arches, where the Korman ends and the Gothic begins, deserves notice. The clustered Early English pillars of the sixth arch of the nave spring out of the massive Norman pier.
What to read after Sir Ralph De Rayne And Lilian Grey a Legend of the Abbey Church St Albans?
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