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In connexion with the same windows, Mr. Rice quotes Mr. Fergusson : ' The richness and variety of pattern displayed in the windows of the porch are astonishing. They are twenty-eight in number, and all are different . . . The pierced slabs themselves, however, are hardly so remarkable as the richly-carved base on which they rest, and the deep cornice which overshadows and protects them.'