A Second Diary of the Great Warr From Jany 1916 to June 1917
A Second Diary of the Great Warr From Jany 1916 to June 1917
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Chusing rather to be slain than bear their wives' arrogance. As to which, allbeit above soldier's age, yet, upon provoakatioun, nought shall hinder me from my taking service with Mr. N. Chamberlain. Hearing this, the wretch crying again, I believe it shall be a good lesson to her. Feb, 3 To Mr. Cripps's, my wife and I, and so with him and his people to Kensington Gardens, to go sliding on sceates, which we did with great pleasure and merriment. Some turns I took with Mistress Cripps, and both j...oying ourselves of our doing it so well the first time of doing it these 7 yeares ; only after a while it do make my shin bones ake damnably. But, Lord ! to see how many have never before put sceates to their feet, and their anticks and upsetts most ridiculous beyond everything. All the talk this day is of a mighty strait proclamatioun put forth by my Lord Devonport, whereby he puts all the kingdom on our honour that we eat no more per se'nnight than of bread 4 lbs. , of flesh 2| lbs. , of sugar 12 ounces ; which is by all reckoned a grievous thing, his doing it the first very instant the ice is got ripe for sceating, being of all sport the most apt to enhunger us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chusing rather to be slain than bear their wives' arrogance. As to which, allbeit above soldier's age, yet, upon provoakatioun, nought shall hinder me from my taking service with Mr. N. Chamberlain. Hearing this, the wretch crying again, I believe it shall be a good lesson to her. Feb, 3 To Mr. Cripps's, my wife and I, and so with him and his people to Kensington Gardens, to go sliding on sceates, which we did with great pleasure and merriment. Some turns I took with Mistress Cripps, and both j...oying ourselves of our doing it so well the first time of doing it these 7 yeares ; only after a while it do make my shin bones ake damnably. But, Lord ! to see how many have never before put sceates to their feet, and their anticks and upsetts most ridiculous beyond everything. All the talk this day is of a mighty strait proclamatioun put forth by my Lord Devonport, whereby he puts all the kingdom on our honour that we eat no more per se'nnight than of bread 4 lbs. , of flesh 2| lbs. , of sugar 12 ounces ; which is by all reckoned a grievous thing, his doing it the first very instant the ice is got ripe for sceating, being of all sport the most apt to enhunger us.
What to read after A Second Diary of the Great Warr From Jany 1916 to June 1917?
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