Provincial Letters, And Other Papers
Provincial Letters, And Other Papers
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He was a lawyer, a fact with which the Grosvenor party twitted his descendant, and rose to be Chief Justice of the King's Bench, making his fortune out of grants from forfeited estates. Sir Simon politely calls him the founder of St. Agatha's Abbey ; but, in fact, he bought that title with other Richmond property.
The evidence of Geffray Chaucere, Esquier, is as characteristic as Sir Simon's. After stating that he had seen Sir Richard Scrope bearing the A HOLIDAY IN WENSLEYDALE 105 contested ar...ms in France before the town of Retters [Retiers], where he himself was taken prisoner, he was asked whether he had ever heard of any challenge made by Sir Robert Grosvenor or his ancestors. To which he replied no, but that he was once in Friday Street, London, and walking through the street he saw a new sign hanging out with these arms thereon, and inquired " what inn that was that had hung out the arms of Scrope, " and one answered him, " They are not hung out, sir, for the arms of Scrope, nor painted there for those arms, but they are painted and put there by a knight of the county of Chester called Sir Robert Grovenor ; " " and that was the first time that he ever heard speak of Sir Robert Grovenor, or of any one bearing the name of Grovenor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a lawyer, a fact with which the Grosvenor party twitted his descendant, and rose to be Chief Justice of the King's Bench, making his fortune out of grants from forfeited estates. Sir Simon politely calls him the founder of St. Agatha's Abbey ; but, in fact, he bought that title with other Richmond property.
The evidence of Geffray Chaucere, Esquier, is as characteristic as Sir Simon's. After stating that he had seen Sir Richard Scrope bearing the A HOLIDAY IN WENSLEYDALE 105 contested ar...ms in France before the town of Retters [Retiers], where he himself was taken prisoner, he was asked whether he had ever heard of any challenge made by Sir Robert Grosvenor or his ancestors. To which he replied no, but that he was once in Friday Street, London, and walking through the street he saw a new sign hanging out with these arms thereon, and inquired " what inn that was that had hung out the arms of Scrope, " and one answered him, " They are not hung out, sir, for the arms of Scrope, nor painted there for those arms, but they are painted and put there by a knight of the county of Chester called Sir Robert Grovenor ; " " and that was the first time that he ever heard speak of Sir Robert Grovenor, or of any one bearing the name of Grovenor.
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