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chevet

In architecture, the apsidal east end of a large French church, having an aisle or ambulatory round the apse, sometimes surrounded by a ring of chapels. Westminster Abbey provides a rare English example.
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Servin became, therefore, for feminine art, a specialty; like Herbault for bonnets, Leroy for gowns, and Chevet for eatables.
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