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On each side of the chancel arch, a doorway entered into a narrow vaulted passage below the ground level, which probably formed an aisle round a crypt below the apse. At a later date, probably in the period of quiet following the later Danish inva- sions, the apse seems to have been rebuilt, polygonal externally, semi-circular on the inside, and the central crypt-chamber was then possibly filled up. The west- ern porch was also used as the foundation for a tower, and the western arch blocked up... with a filling con- taining a lower doorway, through which the circular turret for the tower-stair was entered. The aisles, either then or at a somewhat later date, having prob- ably fallen into ruin, were removed. The clerestory of the nave remains, with unusually broad round- headed windows. 16. The original plan of Brix worth has points in common with some of the other plans which have been noted. In its triple-arched screen-wall it re- I] CHURCH PLAN IN ENGLAND 23 calls the Kentish type of church ; its rectangular presbytery between nave and apse is a development of the chancel space which existed west of the spring of the apse at St Pancras.
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