Inside of East Windows.]

The three lancet windows in the east end (Fig. 686) are the only

features with noticeable details. They are of different heights, and are

arranged in good proportion. The external jambs and arches have an outer

splay (see section, Fig. 687), inside of which they are checked for

shutters, the windows having never been glazed. The arched heads have

pointed and splayed rear arches and wide ingoings (Fig. 688).

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