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Identifier: historyofhampshi04doub (find matches)
Title: A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Doubleday, Herbert Arthur, 1867-1941
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Westminster (Constable)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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; the abacus ofthe west pillar is octagonal, but the other is half-octagonal to the west and square to the east, withcarved heads set in foliage at the angles ; this is doneto take the square-edged arch on the east. Thetwo western arches are of two hollow-chamferedorders and are two-centred ; the inner order in thewest respond springs from a corbel of similar detail tothe capitals, resting on a human head. The aisleopens into the organ chamber by the rear arch of a15th-century east window. On each side of it aretwo moulded brackets of 15th-century date; thelower pair, which are 6 ft. 3 in. above the floor, aresemi-octagonal in plan and doubtless carried images;the others are 4 ft. 6 in. higher, and are larger ; theyprobably carried the timbers of an extension of therood loft across the aisle. The widening and cuttingback of the eastern arches of the arcades is doubtlessdue to the same thing. S§3 l5ctfOUKYLATE. ijcEn GHZD MOPCHN 4O4 Goodworth Clatford Church : Nave looking North-east
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Gooduorth Clatford Church : Capital in North Arcade of Nave WHERWELL HUNDRED The north wall has two windows of two cinque-foiled lights under square heads ; the outsides aremodern, but the quoins of the splayed inner jambsare original and also the rear arch of the first window ;the west window is modern of two cinquefoiled lightsunder a pointed segmental arch. The east window of the south aisle and the threein the south wall all date from the 15th century andhave been partly restored with new mullions, &c. ;they are of two cinquefoiled lights under squareheads with moulded labels outside ; the inner jambsare splayed and have rear arches of pointed segmentalform. The modern south doorway, between thesecond and third window, is pointed and of two hollowchamfers. The aisle has no west window. Thesouth porch is of wood, on a low flint wall. The tower is of two stages and is built of ashlar.The arch opening into it from the nave is a roughpointed one with its apex much to the south of

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