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There is a string course between the middle and top stages.

The tower is in two stages with a string course between.

There is a stone string course between ground and first floors.

A continuous string course separates the first floor from the second.

Above this is a string course, then a clock and a window on alternative faces.

This face also has a stone string course and cornice.

The tower is divided by string courses into three stages.

Floors are marked by string courses running below the windows.

The top string course is embellished with three carved heads.

The house is three stories, in five bays, with elegant string courses.

The side aisles are a Victorian restoration down to the string course.

The south tower reached only as far as the third string course.

Above this are three string courses, the top one of which is stepped over the bell opening.

The tower is short and has no string courses.

Also around the church, at the level of the sills, is an intermittent string course.

A wide string course divides the upper and lower floors.

A string course below the parapet carries the date 1533 on the south side.

The upper portion of the facade rests on a stone string course.

The lowest stage is divided externally by a string course between the door and the window.

Atop the arch is a single string course of projecting brick.

The third stage has bell openings, above which is a string course with gargoyles.

Star anchor bolts are in the brick all over, and a string course is laid between the lower stories.

The tower is square, and in four stages that are separated by a string courses.

The stages are divided by string courses carved with a variety of images.

Over these is another string course and a parapet with ball finials.