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English: A pair of gentlemen visit the ruined south transept in 1776. Of particular interest is the high vault of the church, which has since collapsed.
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Source Scan of an original engraving in my private collection
Author Faeriesoph Engraved by Richard Godfrey, published by F Blyth of 87 Cornhill, London.

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