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134 timber-work, with the original roof and bargeboards; the west side is patched, but the east is tolerably perfect; the front with the bargeboards and the door are original, with good ironwork.

The south chapel is Decorated, with a good south window, of three lights, very short, with a large foliated circle in the head. Under this in the east corner is a very remarkable piscina, of a trefoiled form, with a small cross-legged figure in armour lying along the front of it on the edge, with the basin behind it; in the head of the piscina over the figure, are two small angels, their wings expanded and meeting at the point, as if hovering over the figure below; the whole is of good Early Decorated work of the time of Edward I. The east window of this chapel is also Decorated, of two lights, and square-headed outside, with the square-trefoiled arch inside.

The platform of two altars remains against the east wall, the roof is at present higher than that of the aisle, but these roofs are not original.