British Highways And Byways From a Motor Car
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" The man spoke the word "regicide" as though he feltthe stigma that it carries with it everywhere in England, even thoughapplied to the judge who condemned to death Charles Stuart, a man whowell deserved to die. And when Britain punished the regicides andrestored to power the perfidious race of the Stuarts, she was againputting upon herself the yoke of misgovernment and storing up anotherday of wrath and bloodshed.
[Illustration: RUINS OF RAGLAN CASTLE, SOUTH WALES. ] From Chepstow it is only ...a short journey to Raglan, whose ruined castleimpressed us in many ways as the most beautiful we saw in Britain. Itwas far different from the rude fortress at Chepstow. In its best daysit combined a military stronghold with the conveniences and artisticeffects of a palace. It is fortunately one of the best-preserved of thecastellated ruins in the Kingdom. Impressive indeed were the two squaretowers flanking its great entrance, yet their stern aspect wassoftened by the heavy masses of ivy that covered them almost to the top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The man spoke the word "regicide" as though he feltthe stigma that it carries with it everywhere in England, even thoughapplied to the judge who condemned to death Charles Stuart, a man whowell deserved to die. And when Britain punished the regicides andrestored to power the perfidious race of the Stuarts, she was againputting upon herself the yoke of misgovernment and storing up anotherday of wrath and bloodshed.
[Illustration: RUINS OF RAGLAN CASTLE, SOUTH WALES. ] From Chepstow it is only ...a short journey to Raglan, whose ruined castleimpressed us in many ways as the most beautiful we saw in Britain. Itwas far different from the rude fortress at Chepstow. In its best daysit combined a military stronghold with the conveniences and artisticeffects of a palace. It is fortunately one of the best-preserved of thecastellated ruins in the Kingdom. Impressive indeed were the two squaretowers flanking its great entrance, yet their stern aspect wassoftened by the heavy masses of ivy that covered them almost to the top.
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