CHAPTER XV.
TAFFY'S APPRENTICESHIP.
They could manage the carpentering now.

And Jacky Pascoe, who, in addition to his other trades, was something of a glazier, had taken the damaged east window in hand.

For six months it had remained boarded up, darkening the chancel.

Mr.Raymond removed the boards and fixed them up again on the outside, and the Bryanite worked behind them night after night.

He could only be spied upon through two lancet windows at the west end of the church, and these they curtained.
But what continually bothered them was their ignorance of iron-work.
Staples, rivets, hinges were for ever wanted.