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                                                                      	3.  (and 4, larger up to the joint) cusp of small sub
                                                                      arch.  5.  the whole arch showing plans of joints 6 foils
                                                                      of the 4 foil falsely drawn as a trefoil.
                                                                      Fig 1 is being taken from a window opposite, is probably
                                                                      in accurate in management of roll at L  x
                                                                      Fig 3 gives the section of the capital and the leaf which
                                                                      is set on each of its angles;  it being octagonal as its
	x.  I have no doubt it should  be as in No 152 fig 3                 shaft which has no base.  No 148 is the cross bar of
which is very careful and here in fig 1 as I imagine the              tracery under No 147:  The seprating plinth e e2
dogt. should be on same level as in fig 3. and that the               is a single bar of stone and the whole of the tracery
advance of it is a slip in the joint.                                 below is in two pieces:  The pendant fig 2 and central
                                                                      capital fig 3 both show the rose and leaf and in
                                                                      full employment with curled lobes:  in the tomb mouldings
                                                                      I should have placed them 1370 to 1400:  The capitals are
                                                                      however various;  some with ribbed leaves thrown over;
                                                                      very sharp and fine in distant effect.  The side shafts
                                                                      generally simpler;  their section real size fig 4
                                                                      when the dotted line is that of central shaft:  They
                                                                      have leaves much more crudely cut.
                                                                      I should have thought this window, perhaps, later than
                                                                      it is, but for its curious flat rolls;  I never saw so
                                                                      flat a tracery section  All the traceries of it are
                                                                      given real size and very carefully on No 149.  A half of
                                                                      bar, or abacus of central shaft, cusp p q abacus side
                                                                      p2 q2  make an octagon of this; (It was carefully measured)
                                                                      and it will be complete B. along line x y fig 1 No 148
                                                                      In B.

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