TONKIN.

The church, which is a very indifferent low building, consists of a

nave only, with one north aisle and a cross aisle to the south. There

was formerly a square tower at the western end with three bells, which

being something out of repair, they pulled it down in the rebellious

times, and sold the bells, which turned (as all such sacrilegious

actions ought to do) to the utter undoing of all those concerned in

it; there remaineth however one bell in that part of the tower which

is standing, even in height with the roof of the church.

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