window

• Above this window is an elegant pierced cross, probably of the same date as the window itself. —  The New Guide to Peterborough Cathedral
• The only apology for a window was a queer little hole set quite close to the roof The sort of place where the Professor might keep some of his pets," Quest observed thoughtfully. —  The Black Box
• The parlour window was an ordinary sash-window, with outside shutters; the kitchen window a small casement, protected by a fixed net-work of strong wire. —  Elster's Folly
• Beside the window was a porch with steps, and a front door with a white board on it; Pashka ran up the steps, looked in at the window, and was at once possessed by intense overwhelming joy. —  The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories
• In the fourth bay close beneath the sill of the window is a stone built into the wall, upon which a dedication cross is cut. —  Bell's Cathedrals: Chichester (1901) A Short History ; Description Of Its Fabric With An Account Of The Diocese And See

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