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ch in tombs and monuments. There wa

aracter about it, a scent5 of bygone days. She

tured the vanished congregations in their powde

d wigs6 and stiff brocades. How pi

must have been the marriages that ha

ace there, say in the reign8 of Queen An

r of the early Georges. The church would have b

ancient even then. With its air of faded grandeur9, its sculptu

ed recesses10 and dark niches11, the tattered12 banners hanging

of, it must have made an admirable backgro