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I shudder when I see its interminable volumes, and thank a kindly Fate that that, at least, I may pass by. I, too, have delved deeply, but that stratum have I left alone.
Sir Frederick is no coward. I picture him approaching the desk, and without a tremor calling for Orlando Gibbons, Weelkes and Deering.
Of course, it was open to anybody, possessing nerve, to dare as much. But how many had the 93 94 MORE ABOUT UNKNOWN LONDON knowledge of Sir Frederick Bridge as to where the old London street cr...ies could be found ? It is passing strange that while antiquaries were from a hundred sources piecing together as much as we had known of them, they should have been lying all together in the British Museum Library. That cave of Ali Baba has held them in its mysterious depths these many years, inheriting the manuscripts, for Gibbons, Weelkes and Deer- ing were all contemporaries of Shakespeare.
A happy thought first came to Weelkes to use the London cries as vocal parts to a " fancy ' for viols.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shudder when I see its interminable volumes, and thank a kindly Fate that that, at least, I may pass by. I, too, have delved deeply, but that stratum have I left alone.
Sir Frederick is no coward. I picture him approaching the desk, and without a tremor calling for Orlando Gibbons, Weelkes and Deering.
Of course, it was open to anybody, possessing nerve, to dare as much. But how many had the 93 94 MORE ABOUT UNKNOWN LONDON knowledge of Sir Frederick Bridge as to where the old London street cr...ies could be found ? It is passing strange that while antiquaries were from a hundred sources piecing together as much as we had known of them, they should have been lying all together in the British Museum Library. That cave of Ali Baba has held them in its mysterious depths these many years, inheriting the manuscripts, for Gibbons, Weelkes and Deer- ing were all contemporaries of Shakespeare.
A happy thought first came to Weelkes to use the London cries as vocal parts to a " fancy ' for viols.
What to read after More About Unknown London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter George Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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