| SECTION | PAGE |
| 39. | Survival of the aisleless plan | 64 |
| 40. | The addition of aisles | 66 |
| 41. | Use of aisles for side altars | 66 |
| 42. | Twelfth century aisled plans | 69 |
| 43. | Ordinary method of adding aisles | 70 |
| 44, | 45. Consequent irregularities of plan | 74 |
| 46. | Gradual addition of aisles | 77 |
| 47. | Raunds church, Northants | 79 |
| 48. | Conservative feeling of the builders for old work | 81 |
| 49. | Aisles widened and rebuilt | 83 |
| 50. | Rebuilding of aisles as chantry chapels: Harringworth, Northants | 84 |
| 51. | Newark, Cirencester, Northleach, and Grantham | 87 |
| 52. | Naves lengthened westward | 92 |
| 53. | The western tower in relation to the plan | 94 |
| 54. | Engaged western towers, etc. | 96 |
| 55. | Rebuilding of towers | 98 |
| 56. | Porches | 99 |
| 57. | Position of the porch in the plan | 99 |
