Life And Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley 2
Life And Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley 2
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I have just got back from Osborne, and I find there are a few minutes to send you a letter — ^by the help of the extra halfpenny.
First-rate weather there and back, a special train, carriage with postillions at the Osborne landing-place, and a grand procession of officers of the new household and P.C.'s therein. Then wait- ing about while the various " sticks " were delivered.
Then we were shown into the presence chamber where the Queen sat at a table. We knelt as if we were going to say our pr...ayers, holding a testament between two, while the Clerk of the Council read an oath of which I heard not a word. We each advanced to the Queen, knelt and kissed her hand, retired back- wards, and got sworn over again (Lord knows what I promised * His son-in-law, Hon. John Collier.
1892 THE PRIVY COUNCILLORSHIP 349 and vowed this time also). Then we shook hands with all the P.C.'s present, including Lord Lome, and so exit backwards.
It was all very curious. . . .
After that a capital lunch and back we came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have just got back from Osborne, and I find there are a few minutes to send you a letter — ^by the help of the extra halfpenny.
First-rate weather there and back, a special train, carriage with postillions at the Osborne landing-place, and a grand procession of officers of the new household and P.C.'s therein. Then wait- ing about while the various " sticks " were delivered.
Then we were shown into the presence chamber where the Queen sat at a table. We knelt as if we were going to say our pr...ayers, holding a testament between two, while the Clerk of the Council read an oath of which I heard not a word. We each advanced to the Queen, knelt and kissed her hand, retired back- wards, and got sworn over again (Lord knows what I promised * His son-in-law, Hon. John Collier.
1892 THE PRIVY COUNCILLORSHIP 349 and vowed this time also). Then we shook hands with all the P.C.'s present, including Lord Lome, and so exit backwards.
It was all very curious. . . .
After that a capital lunch and back we came.
What to read after Life And Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Huxley, Thomas Henry Huxley to read onlineMoreLess
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