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hard granite of which they are constructed. Above this doorway is one of the most striking features of the composition, viz.—the seven lofty narrow windows (see Fig. 1006), about 26 feet in height, and each crowned
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Fig 1005.—St. Machar's Cathedral. The Nave, looking West.
