C . R . I . * . * . * . A . N.

The large panel on each side contains one of the letters; the font is

placed close to the wall, so that the remaining letters, indicated by

asterisks, cannot now be read: the sexton said that the whole word was

supposed to be "Christian," or rather "Cristian." Beside the font is a very

quaint iron bracket-stand, painted blue and gold, "constructed to carry"

two candles.

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