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The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Scotland, vol. 1

by David MacGibbon

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13. Kilbride, Knapdale .

Large, not much ruined.[119]

14. Eorrapidh, Lewis .

Teampull Moluach. Simple oblong; internally 44 feet long by 17 feet 9 inches wide, with north-east sacristy and south-east chapel, both roofed with lean-to. (Fig. 66.) Doorway at south-west, semi-arched;

east window round head, rear arch pointed; west window smaller, round head with round rear arch. At top of east and of side walls two small square windows close together, and to west one large and round-headed of one stone. Windows in side buildings mere slits, flat in head.[120]

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