Kenilworth
Kenilworth
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" So spoke Elizabeth, whose nicety of scent was one of the characteristicsof her organization, as appeared long afterwards when she expelled Essexfrom her presence, on a charge against his boots similar to that whichshe now expressed against those of Tressilian.
But Tressilian had by this time collected himself, astonished as he hadat first been by the audacity of the falsehood so feasibly supported, and placed in array against the evidence of his own eyes. He rushedforward, kneeled down, and c...aught the Queen by the skirt of her robe. "As you are Christian woman, " he said, "madam, as you are crowned Queen, to do equal justice among your subjects--as you hope yourself to havefair hearing (which God grant you) at that last bar at which we must allplead, grant me one small request! Decide not this matter so hastily. Give me but twenty-four hours' interval, and I will, at the end of thatbrief space, produce evidence which will show to demonstration thatthese certificates, which state this unhappy lady to be now ill at easein Oxfordshire, are false as hell!" "Let go my train, sir!" said Elizabeth, who was startled at hisvehemence, though she had too much of the lion in her to fear; "thefellow must be distraught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So spoke Elizabeth, whose nicety of scent was one of the characteristicsof her organization, as appeared long afterwards when she expelled Essexfrom her presence, on a charge against his boots similar to that whichshe now expressed against those of Tressilian.
But Tressilian had by this time collected himself, astonished as he hadat first been by the audacity of the falsehood so feasibly supported, and placed in array against the evidence of his own eyes. He rushedforward, kneeled down, and c...aught the Queen by the skirt of her robe. "As you are Christian woman, " he said, "madam, as you are crowned Queen, to do equal justice among your subjects--as you hope yourself to havefair hearing (which God grant you) at that last bar at which we must allplead, grant me one small request! Decide not this matter so hastily. Give me but twenty-four hours' interval, and I will, at the end of thatbrief space, produce evidence which will show to demonstration thatthese certificates, which state this unhappy lady to be now ill at easein Oxfordshire, are false as hell!" "Let go my train, sir!" said Elizabeth, who was startled at hisvehemence, though she had too much of the lion in her to fear; "thefellow must be distraught.
What to read after Kenilworth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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