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Window: 03, South Aisle S (E), St Andrew, Great Linford (MK)

Location in Church:	South Aisle S (E)
Type:	3 lights
Subject(s):	The Good Samaritan
Date Faculty Granted:	4 July 1904
Date Made:	1904
Craftsman:	Charles Eamer Kempe, Maker
Sources for Dates & Craftsmen:	Faculty in Oxford Diocesan Archive Makers Mark
Dedicated to:	Willam Oakley Baily †1902 More... William Oakley Baily died of appendicitis at Brighton in 1902. The Baily family tombs are at Old Bradwell, where a Plaque tells us that the church was restored in 1903 in memory of William Oakley Baily, by his brother Charles Chetwode Baily.
Donated by:	His father, Joseph Baily. More... The adjoining window 04 is in memory of Joseph Baily.
Makers Mark on Window:	Charles Eamer Kempe
Notes on Window:	Windows 03 and 04 are very much a pair, both portraying events described in the bible using 4 scenes, one being a Parable, and the other a Miracle. They are both high quality Kempe work, made in 1904 and 1910. More... The first window was provided by a father in memory of his son, and the second window was provided by another son in memory of the father.

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		Window in Situ
		Overall View of Glass
		Lower Tier with the first 3 of 4 scenes from the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
		Lower Tier, LH scene: The first scene showing the Bandits.
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		Lower Tier, LH scene: The Bandits who have just robbed the Traveller.
		Lower Tier, LH scene: Closer view of the Bandits.
		Lower Tier, RH scene: A Priest and a Levite, who both avoid the traveller and pass by.
		Lower Tier, RH scene: Closer view of Priest and Levite.
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		Lower Tier, Centre scene: The Samaritan befriending the Traveller.
		Lower Tier, Centre scene: Closer view of Samaritan and Traveller.
		Upper Tier, with the last Parable scene, and relevant texts in the side lights.
		Upper Tier: Centre light with the last of the 4 secenes portraying the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
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		Upper Tier, Centre light: The Good Samaritan is leaving the Inn, and the Traveller is resting in the background.
		Upper Tier, Centre light: Closer view at the Inn, showing the Good Samaritan paying for the Traveller's care.
		Upper Tier, LH light: The figure has been described as an Evangelist holding text relevant to the Parable,
		Upper Tier, LH light: We cannot identify where the text is taken from.
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		Upper Tier, RH light: The figure described as a Prophet appears to be David.
		Upper Tier, RH light: The text seems to be based on Psalm 103:4.
		Inscription on window to William Oakley Baily, died 1902.
		Makers Mark of Charles Eamer Kempe.
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