Lady Jane Grey And Her Times
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CHAPTER XII 1551-1552 An anxious tutor — Somerset's final fall — The charges against him— His guilt or innocence — His trial and condemnation — The King's indifference — Christmas at Greenwich — The Duke's execution.
AYLMER had been so far encouraged by the success of his appeal to Henry Bullinger on behalf of his pupil that he is found, some seven months later, calling the Swiss churchman again into council. He was possibly over-anxious, but the tone of his communication makes it clear... that Lady Jane Grey had been once more causing her tutor disquiet- Responding, in the first place, to Bullinger's con- gratulations upon his privilege in acting as teacher to so excellent a scholar, and in a family so well disposed to learning and religion, he proceeds to request that his correspondent will, in his next letter, instruct Lady Jane as to the proper degree of embellishment and adornment of the person becoming in young women professing godliness. The tutor is plainly uneasy on this subject, and it is to be feared that Jane had been developing an undue love of dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
76, 77.
CHAPTER XII 1551-1552 An anxious tutor — Somerset's final fall — The charges against him— His guilt or innocence — His trial and condemnation — The King's indifference — Christmas at Greenwich — The Duke's execution.
AYLMER had been so far encouraged by the success of his appeal to Henry Bullinger on behalf of his pupil that he is found, some seven months later, calling the Swiss churchman again into council. He was possibly over-anxious, but the tone of his communication makes it clear... that Lady Jane Grey had been once more causing her tutor disquiet- Responding, in the first place, to Bullinger's con- gratulations upon his privilege in acting as teacher to so excellent a scholar, and in a family so well disposed to learning and religion, he proceeds to request that his correspondent will, in his next letter, instruct Lady Jane as to the proper degree of embellishment and adornment of the person becoming in young women professing godliness. The tutor is plainly uneasy on this subject, and it is to be feared that Jane had been developing an undue love of dress.
What to read after Lady Jane Grey And Her Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Ashworth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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