Curiosities of Literature volume 3
Curiosities of Literature volume 3
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S 31 that time in agonising pain. The lords, who inlerprcled Iter su/116- just as ihti/ p/(if. Sed, were immediately convinced that the motion of her hand to her head was a drriarafion of James the SLvfh as her successor. What was this hnt the nnanimoiis interpretation of persons wlio were adoring- ilie ri>ing sun?" This is lively and plausible; hut the noble editor did no!"- recollect that " the si)eeches made by Elizaljcth on her death- bed, " wliich he deems "forgeries, " in consequence of t...lie cir- cumstance he had found in Cary's Memoirs, originate with Camden, and were only repeated hy Uajiin and Echard, &c. 1 am now to confirm the narrative of the elder historian, as well as the circumstance related by Cary, describing the sign of the queen a little cUllei-ently, which "happened on Wednes- day. 23rd. A hitherto unnoticed document pretends to give a fuller and more circumstantial account of this allair, which coumienced on the preceding day, when the queen retained the power of speech ; and it will be confessed that the language here used has all that loftiness and hrevity whick was the natural style of this queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S 31 that time in agonising pain. The lords, who inlerprcled Iter su/116- just as ihti/ p/(if. Sed, were immediately convinced that the motion of her hand to her head was a drriarafion of James the SLvfh as her successor. What was this hnt the nnanimoiis interpretation of persons wlio were adoring- ilie ri>ing sun?" This is lively and plausible; hut the noble editor did no!"- recollect that " the si)eeches made by Elizaljcth on her death- bed, " wliich he deems "forgeries, " in consequence of t...lie cir- cumstance he had found in Cary's Memoirs, originate with Camden, and were only repeated hy Uajiin and Echard, &c. 1 am now to confirm the narrative of the elder historian, as well as the circumstance related by Cary, describing the sign of the queen a little cUllei-ently, which "happened on Wednes- day. 23rd. A hitherto unnoticed document pretends to give a fuller and more circumstantial account of this allair, which coumienced on the preceding day, when the queen retained the power of speech ; and it will be confessed that the language here used has all that loftiness and hrevity whick was the natural style of this queen.
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