King Lear At Hordle And Other Rural Plays
King Lear At Hordle And Other Rural Plays
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Ellen : And a very good thing for them if you don't. (She goes to her wash-tub. ) Take him away, Tom. (She ties the apron round her. ) Take him off, and let me get on with my business : I've been hindered enough as it is. (She recommences her washing. ) CURTAIN.
FINISHED A Tragedy K. L. H. N FINISHED Extract from County Directory Herries St. James, small village of 235 inhabitants on the top of the Wolds. Railway station (Herries and Tethy). Herries Hall is the seat of Lord Herries, who owns ne...arly the whole parish. The River Skirth, a small tributary of the Gulland, rises here. A monastery dedicated to St. James was founded here in the time of Henry II. , and was richly endowed ; holding a considerable part of the market town of Winkersfleld with its tithes. Some picturesque ruins, including one side of the refectory, still remain. Its revenues, at the Dissolu- tion, were estimated at One hundred and twenty-eight pounds. Ohurch — St. James. Rector — Rev. E. C. Worthington-Elliott.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ellen : And a very good thing for them if you don't. (She goes to her wash-tub. ) Take him away, Tom. (She ties the apron round her. ) Take him off, and let me get on with my business : I've been hindered enough as it is. (She recommences her washing. ) CURTAIN.
FINISHED A Tragedy K. L. H. N FINISHED Extract from County Directory Herries St. James, small village of 235 inhabitants on the top of the Wolds. Railway station (Herries and Tethy). Herries Hall is the seat of Lord Herries, who owns ne...arly the whole parish. The River Skirth, a small tributary of the Gulland, rises here. A monastery dedicated to St. James was founded here in the time of Henry II. , and was richly endowed ; holding a considerable part of the market town of Winkersfleld with its tithes. Some picturesque ruins, including one side of the refectory, still remain. Its revenues, at the Dissolu- tion, were estimated at One hundred and twenty-eight pounds. Ohurch — St. James. Rector — Rev. E. C. Worthington-Elliott.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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