A Child's History of England
A Child's History of England
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If she wanted to get him in her power, shesucceeded to her heart's content; for she induced him to go back with herto Edinburgh, and to occupy, instead of the palace, a lone house outsidethe city called the Kirk of Field. Here, he lived for about a week. OneSunday night, she remained with him until ten o'clock, and then left him, to go to Holyrood to be present at an entertainment given in celebrationof the marriage of one of her favourite servants. At two o'clock in themorning the city was sha...ken by a great explosion, and the Kirk of Fieldwas blown to atoms.
Darnley's body was found next day lying under a tree at some distance. How it came there, undisfigured and unscorched by gunpowder, and how thiscrime came to be so clumsily and strangely committed, it is impossible todiscover. The deceitful character of Mary, and the deceitful characterof Elizabeth, have rendered almost every part of their joint historyuncertain and obscure. But, I fear that Mary was unquestionably a partyto her husband's murder, and that this was the revenge she hadthreatened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she wanted to get him in her power, shesucceeded to her heart's content; for she induced him to go back with herto Edinburgh, and to occupy, instead of the palace, a lone house outsidethe city called the Kirk of Field. Here, he lived for about a week. OneSunday night, she remained with him until ten o'clock, and then left him, to go to Holyrood to be present at an entertainment given in celebrationof the marriage of one of her favourite servants. At two o'clock in themorning the city was sha...ken by a great explosion, and the Kirk of Fieldwas blown to atoms.
Darnley's body was found next day lying under a tree at some distance. How it came there, undisfigured and unscorched by gunpowder, and how thiscrime came to be so clumsily and strangely committed, it is impossible todiscover. The deceitful character of Mary, and the deceitful characterof Elizabeth, have rendered almost every part of their joint historyuncertain and obscure. But, I fear that Mary was unquestionably a partyto her husband's murder, and that this was the revenge she hadthreatened.
What to read after A Child's History of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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