Old Saint Paul's : a Tale of the Plague And the Fire V. 2
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Round this chamber ran a wide stone bench, with a richly carved back of the same material, on which the masquers were seated, and oppo- site the entrance was a raised seat ordinarily allotted to the dean, but now occupied by the Earl of Rochester. A circular oak table stood in the midst of the chamber covered with mag- nificent silver dishes heaped with the choicest viands, which were handed to the guests by the THE DANCE OF DEATH. 135 EarPs servants, all of whom represented skele- tons, and it... had a strange effect to behold these ghastly objects filling the cups of the revellers, bending obsequiously before some blooming dame, or crowding round their spectral-looking lord.
At first, Chowles was so confused that he thought he must have awakened in another world, but by degrees he called to mind what had occurred, and ascertained from Judith that he was in the Convocation House. Getting up, he joined the train of grisly attendants, and acquitted himself so well that the Earl engaged him as performer in the masque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Round this chamber ran a wide stone bench, with a richly carved back of the same material, on which the masquers were seated, and oppo- site the entrance was a raised seat ordinarily allotted to the dean, but now occupied by the Earl of Rochester. A circular oak table stood in the midst of the chamber covered with mag- nificent silver dishes heaped with the choicest viands, which were handed to the guests by the THE DANCE OF DEATH. 135 EarPs servants, all of whom represented skele- tons, and it... had a strange effect to behold these ghastly objects filling the cups of the revellers, bending obsequiously before some blooming dame, or crowding round their spectral-looking lord.
At first, Chowles was so confused that he thought he must have awakened in another world, but by degrees he called to mind what had occurred, and ascertained from Judith that he was in the Convocation House. Getting up, he joined the train of grisly attendants, and acquitted himself so well that the Earl engaged him as performer in the masque.
What to read after Old Saint Paul's : a Tale of the Plague And the Fire V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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