Flowers From Medieval History
Flowers From Medieval History
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Bibliophiles develop individual tastes and such a plebeian variety of them ; it is akin to free speech one doting on prayer- books, another on cook-books ; one on pamphlets, another on palimpsests ; one on school-books, another on Virgils; one on curiosities of literature, execrably illustrat- ed books of travel in impossible lands and comedies of error generally; another on distant glimpses or dawning light, until within the order arises the confusion of Babel, one no longer understanding the ...language of another.
But there is an early Episcopal prayer- book in the British Museum before which all the brotherhood right gallantly might bow. It was Lady Jane Grey's companion in distress; she is said to have taken it with her to the scaffold, where she certainly carried its lessons. In it she wrote her last message to her father: "The Lord com- fort Your Grace in this world wherein all creatures are only to be comforted. " Her story is almost too harrowing to recall.
[in] Flowers From Mediaeval History This studious young girl, just seventeen, is offered the English crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bibliophiles develop individual tastes and such a plebeian variety of them ; it is akin to free speech one doting on prayer- books, another on cook-books ; one on pamphlets, another on palimpsests ; one on school-books, another on Virgils; one on curiosities of literature, execrably illustrat- ed books of travel in impossible lands and comedies of error generally; another on distant glimpses or dawning light, until within the order arises the confusion of Babel, one no longer understanding the ...language of another.
But there is an early Episcopal prayer- book in the British Museum before which all the brotherhood right gallantly might bow. It was Lady Jane Grey's companion in distress; she is said to have taken it with her to the scaffold, where she certainly carried its lessons. In it she wrote her last message to her father: "The Lord com- fort Your Grace in this world wherein all creatures are only to be comforted. " Her story is almost too harrowing to recall.
[in] Flowers From Mediaeval History This studious young girl, just seventeen, is offered the English crown.
What to read after Flowers From Medieval History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minerva Delight Kellog to read onlineMoreLess
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