The Gargoyle often make his perch On a cathedral or a church Where, mid ecclesiastic style, He smiles an early-Gothic smile Written by British born, American writer, Oliver Herford. This rhyme accurately and succinctly describes the duality that a grotesque or gargoyle rainspout portrays. This grotesque serves as a springer, a supporting element at the base of an arch that springs from the wall.
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