Memorials of the English Martyrs
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In the year 1790, traces might be seen of the walks and pleasure- NOTTINGHAM.
grounds which belonged to the mansion of his fathers. Tradition likewise speaks of a small rising-ground or mount, in the immediate neighbourhood of the house, from the summit of which in his more peaceful days, he was accustomed to survey the surrounding scenery, and listen to the music of the village-bells. But we are told that this memorial of the archbishop has wholly disappeared. The mansion stood in Aslacton, a ...hamlet at no great distance from the to^vn of Nottingham. The family 242 LAMBETH, OXFORD.
of Cranmer was of high respectabiHty ; one of his ancestors having come over at the Norman conquest, among the companions of William the Conqueror; and the immediate forefathers of the primate had left the family residence at Cranmer Hall, in Lincolnshire, and settled at As- lacton, on a marriage with the heiress of that name and place. We fear that nothing but the name would now be found to furnish any link of association between Cranmer Hall and the martyr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the year 1790, traces might be seen of the walks and pleasure- NOTTINGHAM.
grounds which belonged to the mansion of his fathers. Tradition likewise speaks of a small rising-ground or mount, in the immediate neighbourhood of the house, from the summit of which in his more peaceful days, he was accustomed to survey the surrounding scenery, and listen to the music of the village-bells. But we are told that this memorial of the archbishop has wholly disappeared. The mansion stood in Aslacton, a ...hamlet at no great distance from the to^vn of Nottingham. The family 242 LAMBETH, OXFORD.
of Cranmer was of high respectabiHty ; one of his ancestors having come over at the Norman conquest, among the companions of William the Conqueror; and the immediate forefathers of the primate had left the family residence at Cranmer Hall, in Lincolnshire, and settled at As- lacton, on a marriage with the heiress of that name and place. We fear that nothing but the name would now be found to furnish any link of association between Cranmer Hall and the martyr.
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