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Lucarne
A lucarne is a small dormer window that is built on a spire or roof during the gothic and Romanesque time period.

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lucarne
Jan 01, 2000; lucarne, luthern . 1. Elliptical, rectangular, segmental-headed, or semicircular-headed window, to illuminate a volume within a...
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An Interesting Side Trip
Oct 01, 1999; She was wearing black patent leather high heels, a white silk blouse, and gold jewelry. She was gracefully perched on an old...
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For What it's Worth; A budget around the pounds 400,000 mark might take the Midland buyer to a choice of rural retreats - and an easier life, on one level. A very different purchaser, however, might aspire to a multi-storey lifestyle in town. And the newest of these price band neighbours will cost the most, discovers Marsya Lennox.
Apr 08, 2005; Byline: Marsya Lennox A guide price of pounds 395,000 is being quoted for Lucarne at Spetchley in Worcestershire, a dormer...
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weather-door
Jan 01, 2000; weather-door. Lucarne on Gothic spire .
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luthern
Jan 01, 2000; luthern. See lucarne .
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