Betty Lamb found the ambry niche in the wall of the ruin at the side of the place where the altar had been.
She knew him as certainly as if she had seen him standing before her again, the little lad of past years, or the infant cradled in the ambry of the ruined chancel.
In this case there were strong reasons, comfortably running into a good many hundreds a year, why Constance Ambryshould dare to go her own way and live at her own will.
It will be understood, therefore, that Miss Constance Ambry would have been called, a few years ago, an emancipated young woman.
Note (1) ambry and double piscina in the chancel; (2) brass in N.
Norman window close to it, the piscina, ambry and credence table, discovered during the restoration of the church by Sir A.
There is an ambry in the south wall near the east end, and the doorway is semicircular and of Norman character.
In the south wall there is a beautiful piscina, and in the north wall an ambrywith a small stone penthouse; an octagonal baptismal font of remarkable design stands against the east wall of the aisle.
The half of Iceland Tells fabulous legends of a fabulous thing, Yet never saw it: I know they never saw it, For ere it reached the ambry I came on it Tumbled in the loft with ragged kirtles.
Steinvor, I have remembered the great veil, The woven cloud, the tissue of gold and garlands, That Gunnar took from some outlandish ship And deemed a thing from Greekland or from Hind: Fetch it from the ambry in the bower.
Steinvor, I have remembered the great veil, The woven cloud, the tissue of gold and garlands, That Gunnar took from some outlandish ship And thinks was made in Greekland or in Hind: Fetch it from the ambry in the bower.
