The real journalistas I know himis a Bohemian; a font of cleverness running to waste; a reckless, tender-hearted, jolly, careless ne'er-do-well who works like a Trojan and plays like a child.

Apart from these changes, however, the church remains largely as it was in the time of Henry I., the west front being especially fine, and the font with its relief of the Baptism of Our Lord, a very notable Romanesque work.

And on the morrow I went on my way, still through as fair a country as is to be found in all South England, through Storrington, and so by way of Parham Park, with its noble Elizabethan house and little church with the last leaden font in Sussex, a work of the fourteenth century, to Amberley in the meads of the Arun, a dear and beautiful place.

font on the S. side of the building.

It still contains the font from which he baptized his many English converts.

The deep hearth was filled with arum lilies and azalias, like a font at Easter.

In these seas are certain oysters, called Bras, having shells of so great size, that they might serve as fonts for baptizing children.

(6) carved font under tower.

Le trouvent-ils en bonne ordonnance, ils voltigent autour de l'armée à la portée du trait, caracollent ainsi en tirant sans cesse aux hommes et aux chevaux, et le font si long-temps qu'enfin ils la mettent en désordre.

The portal opens into a narthex, where there is a very primitive font like a low square trough.

Note (1) font near chancel; (2) representation of Trinity (cp.