Capitolo 61
of the religious devotion to the ideal of the female grace, the charity, and
love that has taken here place in Normandy while still it was being a part of
the kingdom English, and it blazed above in almost fanatical frenzy
among the most insensitive and stubborn run in Europe.
Then in this church, in the centre of this setup of apse and
chapels with them rather unusual--perhaps rather unusual--the grace, the
four enormous benches that sustain the central and enormous tower, offers a
de of turn almost force unusual as the refinement of the
chapels. To Mont-Saint-Michel, among the monks, the union of
strength and the grace were striking, but to Coutances it is exaggerated,
likes Tristram and Iseult,--a roman of cavalry. The four "enormous"
columns of the croisee, amount carried over as it says Viollet-she-Duc, the "enormous
octagonal tower,"--as Saint Christopher that sustains the Christ-
child, in front of the image of the Virgo, in his/her honour. Nothing as
this can be seen to Rentals, or to some of the later the buildings that
France built for the pleasure of the Regina of Sky. We am
slipping again in the thirteenth century; temptation is
terrible to weak chins and tourist natures; but a great mass of
twelfth and rests of job of eleventh-century to be seen and it felt. To go
he/she doesn't return so effortless as to start with him; the round and heavy arc is
as the old cognac compared with the champagne of the pointed one and
pierced buds; one don't have to end Coutances without doing a
excursion to Lessayon the road to Cherbourg, where a church is of
the twelfth century, with a square tower and almost intact Norman
inside, that from near it repeats the Church of Abbey to Mont-Saint-
Michel. "One of the most complete models of romantic architecture
to be found in Normandy", it says Caumont the de of M.. The central clocher
a photographic harvest of square towers will start, to replace
what that it was lost on the Mountain; and a second example is nearby
Bayeux, to a small place Cerisy-she-Foret called, where the church