Monumental Brasses of Warwickshire
Monumental Brasses of Warwickshire
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Oken, 1573, and w. Jone. Haines.
These figures are 23in. High, and are now mural in tlie N. Transept. The husband has close-cropped hair and a pointed beard. He wears a fur-lined civilian's gown with false sleeves, over a long belted doublet. Upon his feet are round-toed shoes.
The wife wears a small circular cap with lappets covering lier ears, and a loose over-gown with falling collar and puffed sleeves. It is confined by a sash at the waist, but being open from that point downwards displays ...an under- dress, the neck of which is visible above the falling collar. Round the lady's neck is a narrow ruff, or it may be the edging of the jmrtlct, " a kind of habit-shirt of fine materials with ornamental edging. " The following is the inscription : — qiuc ©f sour cbajgte tbanl?6 for tbe Soules ot ^bomas Qken Si Jonc I bgs wgff on whose Soules 3c6\. \5 batb m'cg Jcsixe batb nrcv_ amen | Ikemembej gc cbargte foj tbe pore tor ever 21° DiTi mccccclislii.
The story of Thomas Oken's dream will be found pleasantly told in " Historic Warwickshire, " by J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oken, 1573, and w. Jone. Haines.
These figures are 23in. High, and are now mural in tlie N. Transept. The husband has close-cropped hair and a pointed beard. He wears a fur-lined civilian's gown with false sleeves, over a long belted doublet. Upon his feet are round-toed shoes.
The wife wears a small circular cap with lappets covering lier ears, and a loose over-gown with falling collar and puffed sleeves. It is confined by a sash at the waist, but being open from that point downwards displays ...an under- dress, the neck of which is visible above the falling collar. Round the lady's neck is a narrow ruff, or it may be the edging of the jmrtlct, " a kind of habit-shirt of fine materials with ornamental edging. " The following is the inscription : — qiuc ©f sour cbajgte tbanl?6 for tbe Soules ot ^bomas Qken Si Jonc I bgs wgff on whose Soules 3c6\. \5 batb m'cg Jcsixe batb nrcv_ amen | Ikemembej gc cbargte foj tbe pore tor ever 21° DiTi mccccclislii.
The story of Thomas Oken's dream will be found pleasantly told in " Historic Warwickshire, " by J.
What to read after Monumental Brasses of Warwickshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward William Badger to read onlineMoreLess
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