Custom will have it that, on Good Friday nights, flowers shall be brought by the worshippers—flowers that are reverently laid upon an embroidered effigy of the crucified Christ which is placed on a table in the centre of the church.
"QUAINT OF SHAPE, THEY ATTRACT THE EYE FROM FAR" (p. [34]).
"SOMETIMES THEY ARE OF QUAINTLY CARVED STONE" (p. [33]).
"STRANGE OLD CROSSES THAT ON ALL ROADS I HAVE COME UPON" (p. [33]).