Window in South Wall.]

stone above the arch (Fig. 1370). The east window is square lintelled,

and is provided with strong iron bars. There are no windows in the north

wall.

The masonry of the north chapel is of a better kind than that of the

main building. The opening arch is about 7 feet 2 inches wide, and is

entirely plain, without even a splay on the edge.

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