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                                                                      		       No 45, 46.  ST GREGORIO
                                                                      	IT is curious finding the band round theshaft as in
                                                                      Early English, yet so differently treated, note that in
                                                                      the section of this band, looking up to it, I may rather
                                                                      must have missed, one fillet;  it ought certainly to
                                                                      be as opposite - which, by the bye, is actually a bit
                                                                      of the tracery bound round itself.  Verify this if possi-
                                                                              ?	ble.
                                                                      	No 45.  Cornice of the apse in No 44 seen in small sketch
                                                                      in corner of 44, note that the spaces
                                                                      under the cornices are filled up to level of outer arches
                                                                      and cornices, they are not recesses.
                                                                      	 No 46.  Fig 1.  Elevation of pilaster of door of house
                                                                      No 12, of type B ? Double cable.  Verify to-morrow.  A
                                                                      		 thoroughly puzzling door, more especially from the extra-
                                                                      ordinary round pillar like rolling pin stuck on its side,
                                                                      while the rest is for the most part fine Note it has a form
                                                                      of the ho[a]tel[h]ed dentil which I have found so rare.  A is the section of the Archivolt, B of the pilaster head,
                                                                      C of the pilaster with attached ugly shaft:  Note that
                                                                      Chamfers	the chamfers are at lined - not curved - and in fig 2 which
                                                                      I believe earlier, observe the lower and simple chamfers
                                                                      instead of		q is this a character of earlier work
                                                                      and consider chamfers in general as opposite  Verify also
                                                                      to-morrow section of fig 4   B  (Verified)

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