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3. Geometrical. —As in Norbury Church, Derbyshire .
Checkley Church, Staffordshire .
the Chapter-house, York Minster .
Trumpington Church, Cambridgeshire .
Merton College Chapel.
4. Quarrel. —All that pertains to Geometrical may be applied to this, the only difference
being the change of quarrel ground for geometrical.
We will conclude our observations upon this style with the following document, which wasevidently for the reinstatement of the Decorated glass in the present east window of Exeter cathedral .“ On the 7th of March, 1391-2, the Dean and Chapter concluded an agreement with Robert Lyen,glasyer, and citizen of Exeter , (who on the preceding 28th of April had been sworn into the officeof glasyer to this cathedral, with a salary of 2 6s. 8 d. per annum,) to glaze the great window newlymade at the head of the church : it was covenanted that for every foot of new glass he should bepaid 20 d., and for fitting the old glass, 3s. 4 d. per week, besides 2 s. for his assistant.” * This con-tract relates to the present east window; “ the window newly made,” to the existing Perpendicularstone-work of it; and the “ old glass” to the present beautiful Decorated glass (which had beenremoved from the former window of its own character) now therein inserted.