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The chancel with its fine triple lancet window is Early English.
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She saw him raise his eyes to the lancet window and saw him smile.
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Then she went to a narrow lancet window set in the stone wall, opened it and retrieved a thermometer.
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Instead of sitting down, the young noble leaned against a lancet window which commanded a view of the neighboring castle.
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Nothing of the sacred edifice remained, however, but the Gothic front, with its deep portal and grand lancet window, already described.
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Beatrice of Ostenburg was seated near the lancet window, her eyes lowered, absorbed in the book that lay in her lap.
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She could not see his features clearly, since the sun, pouring in through a tall lancet window behind him, dazzled her eyes.
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It was a low vaulted chamber, eight feet high, ten broad, and twenty-four long, dimly lighted by a lancet window six feet from the ground.
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The lancet windows of his workshop looked on all this quiet greenery.
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Frames of the lancet windows of the drum have been installed.
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The columns between the lancet windows are rising higher with each passing day.
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The light was coming from lancet windows in the walls high above me.
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Above them are three lancet windows which resemble windows of the Early English Style.
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They extend across an archway over the stream, and are lit by lancet windows.
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The eastern wall is of three bays, each bay having three lofty lancet windows.
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The lancet windows of the chancel date this portion of the church as about 1270.