History of England, From the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth 9
History of England, From the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth 9
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Chap XVI who, by driving her further, would make reconciliation gg impossible ; and she, in turn, listened with seeming satisfaction to the account of Alva's successes. When Egmont was executed, she expressed some regret that he had not been heard in his defence; but she admitted that he had deserved his fate, and she complained of the unreasonableness of mankind, who when crimes were committed clamoured for their punishment, and when the... punishment came could only compassionate the sufferers.^ The Ambassador was allowed to celebrate the battle of Jemmingen with high mass, Te Deum, and a grand festivity with his Catholic friends.^ Eliza- beth speaking of the action said, that the Duke's victory reminded her of what was said of a gentleman who, with his servant, was set upon by a dozen thieves, and killed or disabled them aU, — ^One man with a head on his shoulders was worth a dozen without/ She ^was delighted at the Duke's success, as she was with any good fortune which befell her brother the King of Spain.'* Something of this language was perhaps aflected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it good for his opinion that the 322 History of England.
Chap XVI who, by driving her further, would make reconciliation gg impossible ; and she, in turn, listened with seeming satisfaction to the account of Alva's successes. When Egmont was executed, she expressed some regret that he had not been heard in his defence; but she admitted that he had deserved his fate, and she complained of the unreasonableness of mankind, who when crimes were committed clamoured for their punishment, and when the... punishment came could only compassionate the sufferers.^ The Ambassador was allowed to celebrate the battle of Jemmingen with high mass, Te Deum, and a grand festivity with his Catholic friends.^ Eliza- beth speaking of the action said, that the Duke's victory reminded her of what was said of a gentleman who, with his servant, was set upon by a dozen thieves, and killed or disabled them aU, — ^One man with a head on his shoulders was worth a dozen without/ She ^was delighted at the Duke's success, as she was with any good fortune which befell her brother the King of Spain.'* Something of this language was perhaps aflected.
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