Moated Houses
Moated Houses
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The good fortune of Sir Richard, however, favouretl him even at . Sea, embarked though he was in so frail a craft. Perhaps he had craft enough of his own, and it sc. -rved 288 MOATED HOUSES for ballast. He at all events had a fair voyage, and on 1 2th March an interview at Medina del Campo linked this story of Birtsmorton Court and its owners with the history of Ferdinand and Isabella. Like everything Richard took in hand, this diplomatic meeting was a success. Perhaps to celebrate its success,... the diplomat took his honours and his courage in both hands, and came home in another leviathan of the deep, laden with salt this time, and wei^hino- 20 tons !
Soon afterwards he attained to Calais. This was a coveted post, and, as such, would long have pre- sented itself to Richard's mind's eye. Cavendish's account, however, of what he was doing there is rather vague, not to say disquieting. He simply remarks that Sir Richard Nanfan "had a orreat room in the place. " Unkindly people or candid friends suggested that this cryptic utterance was intended to convey the fact that he was only Treasurer of the place ; and it must be acknowledged that Sir Richard's own proclivities, to say nothing of his father's activity at the Jersey Customs, at first sight favour the possibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The good fortune of Sir Richard, however, favouretl him even at . Sea, embarked though he was in so frail a craft. Perhaps he had craft enough of his own, and it sc. -rved 288 MOATED HOUSES for ballast. He at all events had a fair voyage, and on 1 2th March an interview at Medina del Campo linked this story of Birtsmorton Court and its owners with the history of Ferdinand and Isabella. Like everything Richard took in hand, this diplomatic meeting was a success. Perhaps to celebrate its success,... the diplomat took his honours and his courage in both hands, and came home in another leviathan of the deep, laden with salt this time, and wei^hino- 20 tons !
Soon afterwards he attained to Calais. This was a coveted post, and, as such, would long have pre- sented itself to Richard's mind's eye. Cavendish's account, however, of what he was doing there is rather vague, not to say disquieting. He simply remarks that Sir Richard Nanfan "had a orreat room in the place. " Unkindly people or candid friends suggested that this cryptic utterance was intended to convey the fact that he was only Treasurer of the place ; and it must be acknowledged that Sir Richard's own proclivities, to say nothing of his father's activity at the Jersey Customs, at first sight favour the possibility.
What to read after Moated Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W O William Outram Tristram to read onlineMoreLess
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