Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
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She askedimmediately if the platform on which Lady Jane Grey was beheaded hadbeen taken away. They told her that it had been removed. She was thensomewhat relieved. They afterward told her that Sir Thomas had come totake her away from the Tower, but that it was not known where she was togo. This alarmed her again, and she sent for the constable of the Tower, whose name was Lord Chandos, and questioned him very closely to learnwhat they were going to do with her. He said that it had been decided... toremove her from the Tower, and send her to a place called Woodstock, where she was to remain under Sir Thomas Beddingfield's custody, at aroyal palace which was situated there. Woodstock is forty or fifty milesto the westward of London, and not far from the city of Oxford.
Elizabeth was very much alarmed at this intelligence. Her mind wasfilled with vague and uncertain fears and forebodings, which were nonethe less oppressive for being uncertain and vague. She had, however, noimmediate cause for apprehension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She askedimmediately if the platform on which Lady Jane Grey was beheaded hadbeen taken away. They told her that it had been removed. She was thensomewhat relieved. They afterward told her that Sir Thomas had come totake her away from the Tower, but that it was not known where she was togo. This alarmed her again, and she sent for the constable of the Tower, whose name was Lord Chandos, and questioned him very closely to learnwhat they were going to do with her. He said that it had been decided... toremove her from the Tower, and send her to a place called Woodstock, where she was to remain under Sir Thomas Beddingfield's custody, at aroyal palace which was situated there. Woodstock is forty or fifty milesto the westward of London, and not far from the city of Oxford.
Elizabeth was very much alarmed at this intelligence. Her mind wasfilled with vague and uncertain fears and forebodings, which were nonethe less oppressive for being uncertain and vague. She had, however, noimmediate cause for apprehension.
What to read after Queen Elizabeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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