Historical Memorials of Canterbury
Historical Memorials of Canterbury
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3T4. (ib.) priest was always selected^and, even • The length of these vestments con- then, it was neressary to pin them up.
firms the accoimt of his great stature.
Digitized byGoogk tu Italy ^ France^ Syria ^ &c, 197 and the old convent at St. Colombe, where he resided, is shown outside the city. At Lille there is a house with an inscription commemorative of his having passed a night there.* In the magnificent windows of Chartres, of Sens, and of St Ouen, the story of his life holds a conspicuo...us place. At Palermo, his figure is still to be seen in the Church of Monreale, founded by William the Good in the year of his canonisation. Even far away in Syria, "St.
Thomas" was not forgotten by the crusading army. His name was inscribed on the banner of Archbishop Baldwin, at Acre. William, chaplain of the Dean of St. Paul's, on his voyage thither, made a vow that, if he entered the place in safety, he would build there a chapel to the " Martyr,'* with an adjoining cemetery to bury the departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3T4. (ib.) priest was always selected^and, even • The length of these vestments con- then, it was neressary to pin them up.
firms the accoimt of his great stature.
Digitized byGoogk tu Italy ^ France^ Syria ^ &c, 197 and the old convent at St. Colombe, where he resided, is shown outside the city. At Lille there is a house with an inscription commemorative of his having passed a night there.* In the magnificent windows of Chartres, of Sens, and of St Ouen, the story of his life holds a conspicuo...us place. At Palermo, his figure is still to be seen in the Church of Monreale, founded by William the Good in the year of his canonisation. Even far away in Syria, "St.
Thomas" was not forgotten by the crusading army. His name was inscribed on the banner of Archbishop Baldwin, at Acre. William, chaplain of the Dean of St. Paul's, on his voyage thither, made a vow that, if he entered the place in safety, he would build there a chapel to the " Martyr,'* with an adjoining cemetery to bury the departed.
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