Boscobel Or the History of the Most Miraculous Preservation of King Charles Ii
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To this end John was sent on Sunday morning to Moseley, but finding my lord removed thence, was much troubled ; and then acquainting Mr. Whitgreave and Mr. Huddleston that his majesty was returned to Boscobel, and the disaccommoda- tion he had there, whereupon they both resolve to go with John to Bentley, where, having gained him an access to my lord, his lordship designed to at- tend the king that night at Moseley, and desired Mr. Whitgreave to meet his lordship at a place appointed about twel...ve of the clock, and Mr. Huddleston to nominate a place where he would PART I. ] BOSCOBEL 67 attend his majesty about one of the clock the same night.
Upon this intelh'gence, my lord made stay of Mrs. Jane Lane's journey to Bristol, till his majesty's pleasure was known.
John Penderel returned to Boscobel in the after- noon, with intimation of this designed meeting with my lord at Moseley that night, and the place which was appointed by Mr. Huddleston where his majesty should be expected. But his majesty, having not recovered his late foot journey to Madeley, was not able without a horse to perform this to Moseley, which was about five miles distant from Boscobel, and near the midway from thence to Bentley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this end John was sent on Sunday morning to Moseley, but finding my lord removed thence, was much troubled ; and then acquainting Mr. Whitgreave and Mr. Huddleston that his majesty was returned to Boscobel, and the disaccommoda- tion he had there, whereupon they both resolve to go with John to Bentley, where, having gained him an access to my lord, his lordship designed to at- tend the king that night at Moseley, and desired Mr. Whitgreave to meet his lordship at a place appointed about twel...ve of the clock, and Mr. Huddleston to nominate a place where he would PART I. ] BOSCOBEL 67 attend his majesty about one of the clock the same night.
Upon this intelh'gence, my lord made stay of Mrs. Jane Lane's journey to Bristol, till his majesty's pleasure was known.
John Penderel returned to Boscobel in the after- noon, with intimation of this designed meeting with my lord at Moseley that night, and the place which was appointed by Mr. Huddleston where his majesty should be expected. But his majesty, having not recovered his late foot journey to Madeley, was not able without a horse to perform this to Moseley, which was about five miles distant from Boscobel, and near the midway from thence to Bentley.
What to read after Boscobel Or the History of the Most Miraculous Preservation of King Charles Ii?
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