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Meanings of north transept in English
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Usage of north transept in English
1
The smithy in the north transept had descended from father to son.
2
In the north transept is the organ, a fine and famous instrument.
3
Those in the north transept are rather richer than those in the south.
4
In the north transept the moulding between the clerestory and triforium is dog-tooth.
5
The north transept differs from the south in the following respects:-
6
The north transept is more consistent in style than the south.
7
Perheps we can... He gestured past the Golden House, toward the north transept.
8
Here it is, you see-seven thousand eight hundred pounds for the north transept.
9
Passing out of the north transept, you come into the cloisters.
10
Note the ancient sculpture in the north transept, also the squint and rood-loft steps.
11
In the north transept are several given by Mr G.W.
12
Eagle sprang up and dragged the arm of the unmoving boy in the north transept.
13
The arches of the arcade at the north end of the north transept are trefoiled.
14
The chapel to the east of the north transept contained several storeys and a staircase.
15
On the wall of the north transept is a large painted figure of St Christopher.
16
The north transept was for many years used as the parish church of St. Peter.
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