The walls are carried up with one low story above the set-off

[Illustration: FIG. 1171.--The Collegiate Church of Crichton. Arch and

Screen in South Transept.]

immediately over the sloping water table of the roofs. This story

contains, in each face, a two-light window with square lintel and

central mullion. The story is surmounted by a plain parapet, supported

by a corbel course, and the tower is finished with a gabled roof, having

a simple belfry on the apex of the east gable.

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