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In church architecture, usually the areas running parallel to the nave, lying between it and the outer walls. In larger churches, the choir and transepts may be aisled; double aisles running between rows of columns may also be a feature.
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Here are two 8-digit examples: ACORN 1,3,15,18,14--MORN 13,15,18,14 AISLED 1,9,19,12,5,4 and SAILED 19,1,9,12,5,4 are letter transposals.
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Visit St Peter's Chapel with its medieval aisled hall and take a stroll in the picturesque deer park.
travel: Great days out for all the family by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Heavy with heat, the plants yield shadow there; The loud flies cross each other in the sun; And the aisled pillars meet the poplar-aisle.
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