Peter Lightfoot Monk of Glastonbury And the Old Clock At Wells a Poem With a
Peter Lightfoot Monk of Glastonbury And the Old Clock At Wells a Poem With a
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. " Here is direct contradiction of Flete' s account, but agreement with the Wells inscription !
The author wrote at once to the Rt. Rev. Dr. Ryle, Dean of Westminster, who most kindly had the carpet taken up and, with Canon Barnes and the Sacrist, Mr. Perkins, examined the pavement carefully.
The following is given in Dr. Ryle's own words, a few lines being omitted where they repeat something already stated.
28 Plate IE. - Exterior Face of Clock.
Photograph by the Author] (1) " The inscription... is much defaced. Only two ot three bronze letters survive; but the matrix remains of several letters.
(2) " It is quite easy to make out M . . . (cos) MUM, but the letter and the matrix of the letter following the initial M have been entirely obliterated.
(3) " The inscription is in the form of a circle, and all round are circles, in a highly complicated design.
' The results of our inspection satisfied us that the second letter has gone beyond recognition as A or I. There would be room for an A, but the stone has crumbled so much that the possibility of recognizing the remains of a vertical I is lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " Here is direct contradiction of Flete' s account, but agreement with the Wells inscription !
The author wrote at once to the Rt. Rev. Dr. Ryle, Dean of Westminster, who most kindly had the carpet taken up and, with Canon Barnes and the Sacrist, Mr. Perkins, examined the pavement carefully.
The following is given in Dr. Ryle's own words, a few lines being omitted where they repeat something already stated.
28 Plate IE. - Exterior Face of Clock.
Photograph by the Author] (1) " The inscription... is much defaced. Only two ot three bronze letters survive; but the matrix remains of several letters.
(2) " It is quite easy to make out M . . . (cos) MUM, but the letter and the matrix of the letter following the initial M have been entirely obliterated.
(3) " The inscription is in the form of a circle, and all round are circles, in a highly complicated design.
' The results of our inspection satisfied us that the second letter has gone beyond recognition as A or I. There would be room for an A, but the stone has crumbled so much that the possibility of recognizing the remains of a vertical I is lost.
What to read after Peter Lightfoot Monk of Glastonbury And the Old Clock At Wells a Poem With a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R P Robert Pickersgill Howgrave Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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