Chronicle of the Coach Charing Cross to Ilfracombe
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Well, to shorten my story, the conclusion of which I think you already anticipate, a thorough examination of the coffin by the proper authorities showed that it contained the remains of an infant, wrapped in fine cloths marked with the initial I, which, as you .know, is the equivalent of J, and stands for Jacobus or James." " Now," continued Mr. Blank, lighting a fresh cigar, ** there is no doubt that Mary Stuart gave birth to a child in that room on the morning of June 19, 1566, and there is a...lso no doubt that a child was baptized and christened James at Stirling in the fol- lowing December, and that the latter chjld grew up to be James VI. of Scotland and James I. of Eng- land. But whether the infant baptized at Stirling was identical with the one born in Edinburgh Cas- tle— is a question which has exercised other minds than mine." ** Was it ever raised before the discovery of the coffin?" asked the Chronicler.
" The point had been mooted, but only in a gen- eral way, for there was little to build upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, to shorten my story, the conclusion of which I think you already anticipate, a thorough examination of the coffin by the proper authorities showed that it contained the remains of an infant, wrapped in fine cloths marked with the initial I, which, as you .know, is the equivalent of J, and stands for Jacobus or James." " Now," continued Mr. Blank, lighting a fresh cigar, ** there is no doubt that Mary Stuart gave birth to a child in that room on the morning of June 19, 1566, and there is a...lso no doubt that a child was baptized and christened James at Stirling in the fol- lowing December, and that the latter chjld grew up to be James VI. of Scotland and James I. of Eng- land. But whether the infant baptized at Stirling was identical with the one born in Edinburgh Cas- tle— is a question which has exercised other minds than mine." ** Was it ever raised before the discovery of the coffin?" asked the Chronicler.
" The point had been mooted, but only in a gen- eral way, for there was little to build upon.
What to read after Chronicle of the Coach Charing Cross to Ilfracombe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Denison Champlin to read onlineMoreLess
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