Freston Tower, Or, the Early Days of Cardinal Wolsey 3
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IIJ. I 218 FRESTON TOWER.
a piteous howl, as pierced the very extreme recesses of the castle, and so touched the heart of EUen that she flew to soothe her favourite, and succeeded. She, in fact, led him away from the victim of his rage.
There were many in that hall who looked upon the circumstance as ominous of calamity, though the Lord De Fres- ton, despising all such old wives' fables, was above any superstitions of the kind.
The fool, however, though not super- stitious, saw something abhorr...ent in the beggar, and resolved to keep his eye upon him; for he said to himself: "There are many strangers here to-night, why did not the bloodhound tackle them ?" But the festivities went on ; the drum FRESTON TOWER. 219 and flute, and bagpipe did their parts, and groups of dancers whirled their merry partners through the strange hop of the age, much resembling the dance of sailors on board a man-of-war. The more stately set dance of the nobility was not imitated by the people, and in these Christmas frolics no mask was allowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IIJ. I 218 FRESTON TOWER.
a piteous howl, as pierced the very extreme recesses of the castle, and so touched the heart of EUen that she flew to soothe her favourite, and succeeded. She, in fact, led him away from the victim of his rage.
There were many in that hall who looked upon the circumstance as ominous of calamity, though the Lord De Fres- ton, despising all such old wives' fables, was above any superstitions of the kind.
The fool, however, though not super- stitious, saw something abhorr...ent in the beggar, and resolved to keep his eye upon him; for he said to himself: "There are many strangers here to-night, why did not the bloodhound tackle them ?" But the festivities went on ; the drum FRESTON TOWER. 219 and flute, and bagpipe did their parts, and groups of dancers whirled their merry partners through the strange hop of the age, much resembling the dance of sailors on board a man-of-war. The more stately set dance of the nobility was not imitated by the people, and in these Christmas frolics no mask was allowed.
What to read after Freston Tower, Or, the Early Days of Cardinal Wolsey 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobbold, Richard, 1797-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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