It Might Have Been
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Note 1. All these are old terms signifying a fool or idiot. Patch wasthe favourite jester of Henry the Eighth, whose name was used assynonymous with fool.
CHAPTER FIVE.
BEGINS WITH TEMPERANCE, AND ENDS WITH TREACHERY.
"Whate'er we do, we all are doing this-- Reaping the harvest of our yesterdays, Sowing for our to-morrows. " S. V. Partridge.
On the following evening, Aubrey put in an appearance at the White Bear. As so...on as he entered, he gave a quick, troubled look round theparlour, before he went up to kiss his grandmother's hand. His AuntTemperance greeted him with, "Give you good even, my Lord Chamberlain!Lancaster and Derby! do but look on him! Blue feather in his hat--laceruff and ruffles--doublet of white satin with gold aglets--trunk hose o'blue velvet, paned with silver taffeta--garters of blue and white silk--and I vow, a pair o' white silken hose, and shoes o' Spanish leather. Pray you, my Lord, is your allowance from the King's Majesty fivehundred pounds or a thousand by the year?" "Now, Aunt, you know, " said Aubrey, laughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Note 1. All these are old terms signifying a fool or idiot. Patch wasthe favourite jester of Henry the Eighth, whose name was used assynonymous with fool.
CHAPTER FIVE.
BEGINS WITH TEMPERANCE, AND ENDS WITH TREACHERY.
"Whate'er we do, we all are doing this-- Reaping the harvest of our yesterdays, Sowing for our to-morrows. " S. V. Partridge.
On the following evening, Aubrey put in an appearance at the White Bear. As so...on as he entered, he gave a quick, troubled look round theparlour, before he went up to kiss his grandmother's hand. His AuntTemperance greeted him with, "Give you good even, my Lord Chamberlain!Lancaster and Derby! do but look on him! Blue feather in his hat--laceruff and ruffles--doublet of white satin with gold aglets--trunk hose o'blue velvet, paned with silver taffeta--garters of blue and white silk--and I vow, a pair o' white silken hose, and shoes o' Spanish leather. Pray you, my Lord, is your allowance from the King's Majesty fivehundred pounds or a thousand by the year?" "Now, Aunt, you know, " said Aubrey, laughing.
What to read after It Might Have Been?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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