Henry the Sixth : a Reprint of John Blacman's Memoir
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AS concerning the employments of the king and JL\. how well he passed his days and his time, it is well known to many yet alive that he used wholly to devote the high days and Sundays to hearing the divine office and to devout . prayer on his own behalf and his people's, lest his enemies should scorn his sabbaths; and he was earnest in trying to induce others to do the like. So that some who were once attendant on him declare that his whole joy and pleasure was in the due and right performance ...of the praise of God and of divine service. The other days of less solemnity he passed not in sloth or vanities, not in banquetings or drunkenness, not in vain talk or other mischievous speech or chatter (all such he ever avoided in his life- time and indeed used but very brief speech, of words tending to edification or profitable to others), but such days he passed not less diligently either in treat- ing of the business of the realm with his council as need might require, or in reading of the scriptures or of authors and chronicles.
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AS concerning the employments of the king and JL\. how well he passed his days and his time, it is well known to many yet alive that he used wholly to devote the high days and Sundays to hearing the divine office and to devout . prayer on his own behalf and his people's, lest his enemies should scorn his sabbaths; and he was earnest in trying to induce others to do the like. So that some who were once attendant on him declare that his whole joy and pleasure was in the due and right performance ...of the praise of God and of divine service. The other days of less solemnity he passed not in sloth or vanities, not in banquetings or drunkenness, not in vain talk or other mischievous speech or chatter (all such he ever avoided in his life- time and indeed used but very brief speech, of words tending to edification or profitable to others), but such days he passed not less diligently either in treat- ing of the business of the realm with his council as need might require, or in reading of the scriptures or of authors and chronicles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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