London Churches Ancient Modern volume 1
London Churches Ancient Modern volume 1
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H. Davies, is pic- turesque, and has been thus feelingly described by Henry Kingsley in his novel, The Hilly ars and Burtons.
"Four hundred years of memory are crowded into this dark old church, and the flood of change beats round its walls and shakes the door in vain, but never enters. The dead stand thick together here, as if to make a brave resistance to the moving world outside, which jars upon their slumber. It is a church of the dead. I cannot fancy anyone being married at that church its... air would chill the boldest bride who ever walked to the altar. No; it is a place for old people to creep into, and pray until their prayers are answered and they sleep with the rest. " 2o6 London Churches In the broad, pillarless nave at the south-west corner, is a desk containing Bible and Prayer Book, Book of Homilies and Foxe's Martyrs, held by chains, whose manufacture shows them to be of the time when such volumes were scarce.
On the north side of the nave is the large and costly monument of Lady Jane Cheyne (1669), ascribed to Bernini, and said to have cost ^500.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Davies, is pic- turesque, and has been thus feelingly described by Henry Kingsley in his novel, The Hilly ars and Burtons.
"Four hundred years of memory are crowded into this dark old church, and the flood of change beats round its walls and shakes the door in vain, but never enters. The dead stand thick together here, as if to make a brave resistance to the moving world outside, which jars upon their slumber. It is a church of the dead. I cannot fancy anyone being married at that church its... air would chill the boldest bride who ever walked to the altar. No; it is a place for old people to creep into, and pray until their prayers are answered and they sleep with the rest. " 2o6 London Churches In the broad, pillarless nave at the south-west corner, is a desk containing Bible and Prayer Book, Book of Homilies and Foxe's Martyrs, held by chains, whose manufacture shows them to be of the time when such volumes were scarce.
On the north side of the nave is the large and costly monument of Lady Jane Cheyne (1669), ascribed to Bernini, and said to have cost ^500.
What to read after London Churches Ancient Modern volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francis Bumpus to read onlineMoreLess
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