[No.84] [RL 1636 box] [part]

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Windows of 3rd  order. the noble pair next the sea.
In these - while all the rest is of [?]  - the central [?] detached shaft is
or red marble. - which . has its old base. the raised plinth & nothing more.
[diagram] ie.	the effect  very fine and solid and its bell at the top is	  joint	[diagram]
			and nothing more - roll Lombard
			leaves. round like the others.
only in this window it is plainly seen that the section was same inside
and out. and in the jamb towards sea. a bit of the point of the leaf
of the inner capital and this much of the jamb inside is left. the rest
			having all dashed away. with the innermost
			Lombard shaft - to fit in the modern windowframes
			of the library room. and this evidently not long ago.
[diagram] joint	the joint through the cavetto is in the jamb only
			not in the capital
			Section of capital same as in No 85.
			Base, only the raised plinth - running round the section
tracery ___		as here shown.
		The central Lombard capital is completely changed with
	a deposit formed in shelly coats from the brickwork above.

							No 64. and page 84
	Observe - I have examined on the other paper ^ only the pairs
	of windows like this farthest from sea - which have lost
	their basic plinth - there is an intermediate  [?] between
	these latter and No 85. which have their  basic plinth
	perfect - like those nearest sea: and these perhaps have
	also some fragments of inside moulding. I could not see to
	day.

							No 84. p. 85.
								Done.

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