An English Garner Ingatherings From Our History And Literature volume 1
An English Garner Ingatherings From Our History And Literature volume 1
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When the Bearward had the Book in his custody, being This Bear- an arrant Papist, far from the religion of his princ^ Mistress (for he was the Lady Elizabeth's fe^anr"""^ Bearward, now the Queen's Majesty), ere that the Secretary could come to land, he had delivered the Book to a Dr Cranmer's Priest of his own affinity in religion standing on Boo|^^gainst ^^^ ^^^^, ^j^^^ reading in the Book, and deifver?dtoa pcrceiving that it was a manifest Refutation of the Popish Priest. Stx A vticles, made ...much ado ; and told the Bearward that whosoever claimed the Book, should surely be hanged. Anon, the Secretary came to the Bearward for his Book. "What, " quoth the Bearward, "dare you challenge this Book ? Whose servant be you ?" " I am servant to one of the [Privy] Council, " said the Secretary, " and my Lord of Canterbury is my master. " " Yea, marry, " quoth the Bearward, " I thought as much. You be like, I trust, to be both hanged for this Book. " " Well, " said he " it is not so evil as you take it : and, I warrant you, my Lord will avouch the book to the King's Majesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the Bearward had the Book in his custody, being This Bear- an arrant Papist, far from the religion of his princ^ Mistress (for he was the Lady Elizabeth's fe^anr"""^ Bearward, now the Queen's Majesty), ere that the Secretary could come to land, he had delivered the Book to a Dr Cranmer's Priest of his own affinity in religion standing on Boo|^^gainst ^^^ ^^^^, ^j^^^ reading in the Book, and deifver?dtoa pcrceiving that it was a manifest Refutation of the Popish Priest. Stx A vticles, made ...much ado ; and told the Bearward that whosoever claimed the Book, should surely be hanged. Anon, the Secretary came to the Bearward for his Book. "What, " quoth the Bearward, "dare you challenge this Book ? Whose servant be you ?" " I am servant to one of the [Privy] Council, " said the Secretary, " and my Lord of Canterbury is my master. " " Yea, marry, " quoth the Bearward, " I thought as much. You be like, I trust, to be both hanged for this Book. " " Well, " said he " it is not so evil as you take it : and, I warrant you, my Lord will avouch the book to the King's Majesty.
What to read after An English Garner Ingatherings From Our History And Literature volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arber, Edward, 1836-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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