as the sole means of defence.
styles, especially the Roman and Byzantine.
house, but for each purpose another house.
unfailing sign of prosperity or even wealth.
used, all stored in enormous quantities.
the door, which occasionally shows some good ironwork.
could kill him with arrows.
a sudden call to arms.
comfortable, not to say luxurious.
room made more comfortable with furniture.
the wood is chopped and other work is done.
the com and malt used in brewing.
duplicated, especially the loft and the dwellinghouse.
grass-covered roofs look very picturesque.
century, may be said to belong to the same style.
only to the wood carving it is difficult to say.
architecture no appreciable influence can be traced.
style translated from stone into wood.
and was probably intended to be his masterpiece.
another good specimen of Villand’s work.
is shown by the heavy columns.
life in general are as they were in the middle ages.
have brought home with him many foreign ideas.
in the way several of our old buildings have.