The tower is quadrangular, and is at least one hundred feet high; it has on its summit four little turrets, one at each corner, between each of which are three spirelets, the middlemost of the three the highest.

The nave of the church is to the east; it is of two stories, both crenulated at the top.

I wished to see the interior of the church, but found the gate locked.

Observing a group of idlers close at hand with their backs against a wall, I went up to them, and, addressing myself to one, inquired whether I could see the church.

"Oh yes, sir," said the man; "the clerk who has the key lives close at hand; one of us shall go and fetch him--by-the-bye, I may as well go myself." He moved slowly away.