History of Mary, Queen of Scots
History of Mary, Queen of Scots
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R. Ante-room. B. Mary's bed-room.
D. Dressing-room in one of the towers. C. Cabinet, or small room in the other tower. SS. Stair-cases in the wall. d. Small entrance under the tapestry. Ch. Royal chapel, m Place where Mary and Damley flood at the marriage ceremony. Pa. Passage-way leading to the chapel.
Mary was, at the time of these occurrences, in the little room marked (7, which was buili within one of the round towers which form a part of the front of the building, and which are very conspi...cuous in any view of the palace of dbyGoogk 1566.J Rizzio 161 Apartments. Morton and Ruthrea Holyrood.* This room was on the third floor, and it opened into Mary's bedroom, marked b.
Darnley had a room of his own immediately below Marj^'s. There was a little door, rf, lead- ing from Mary's bed-room to a private stair- case bmlt in the wall. This stair-case led down into Damley's room ; and there was also a com- mmiication from this place down through the whole length of the castle to the royal chapel, marked CA, the building which is now in ruins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Ante-room. B. Mary's bed-room.
D. Dressing-room in one of the towers. C. Cabinet, or small room in the other tower. SS. Stair-cases in the wall. d. Small entrance under the tapestry. Ch. Royal chapel, m Place where Mary and Damley flood at the marriage ceremony. Pa. Passage-way leading to the chapel.
Mary was, at the time of these occurrences, in the little room marked (7, which was buili within one of the round towers which form a part of the front of the building, and which are very conspi...cuous in any view of the palace of dbyGoogk 1566.J Rizzio 161 Apartments. Morton and Ruthrea Holyrood.* This room was on the third floor, and it opened into Mary's bedroom, marked b.
Darnley had a room of his own immediately below Marj^'s. There was a little door, rf, lead- ing from Mary's bed-room to a private stair- case bmlt in the wall. This stair-case led down into Damley's room ; and there was also a com- mmiication from this place down through the whole length of the castle to the royal chapel, marked CA, the building which is now in ruins.
What to read after History of Mary, Queen of Scots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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