Dorset
Dorset
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They consist of a rose crowned, encircled with the garter, and supported by a dragon and greyhound, the badges of Henry VII. The red dragon was the ensign of Cadwallader, from whom Henry Tudor claimed descent. It was Henry's standard at Bosworth, and from it came the pursuivant of arms, " Rouge Dragon. " Al- though this wing has been altered since it was built by Chard, the battlements correspond with the tower and chapel, and at the western end of the 156 FORD ABBEY building, hidden by the ivy..., on the portcullis cut in stone, is another of the badges of Henry VII. , and to the N. The initials T. C, with a crosier and cap.
The entrance to the interior on the eastern side is through a vestibule to the Cloister, which is 82 feet in length and 17 feet high. The vaulting and tracery are as perfect as when built, and are in beautiful keeping with the exterior. It is now used as a conservatory. The square doors of Inigo Jones somewhat disturb the harmony. A flight of steps conducts to two rooms on the left, one, a dining-parlour, panelled and gilt ; the other a morn- ing-room, with a good Grecian ceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They consist of a rose crowned, encircled with the garter, and supported by a dragon and greyhound, the badges of Henry VII. The red dragon was the ensign of Cadwallader, from whom Henry Tudor claimed descent. It was Henry's standard at Bosworth, and from it came the pursuivant of arms, " Rouge Dragon. " Al- though this wing has been altered since it was built by Chard, the battlements correspond with the tower and chapel, and at the western end of the 156 FORD ABBEY building, hidden by the ivy..., on the portcullis cut in stone, is another of the badges of Henry VII. , and to the N. The initials T. C, with a crosier and cap.
The entrance to the interior on the eastern side is through a vestibule to the Cloister, which is 82 feet in length and 17 feet high. The vaulting and tracery are as perfect as when built, and are in beautiful keeping with the exterior. It is now used as a conservatory. The square doors of Inigo Jones somewhat disturb the harmony. A flight of steps conducts to two rooms on the left, one, a dining-parlour, panelled and gilt ; the other a morn- ing-room, with a good Grecian ceiling.
What to read after Dorset?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank R Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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