Raleigh
Raleigh
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When he returned from examination, the wall whichWaad had desired to put between the prisoner and the public was incourse of construction. When finished it was not very formidable, forWaad complains that Raleigh was in the habit of standing upon it, in thesight of passers-by. The increased confinement in the spring of 1606brought his ill-health to a climax. He thought he was about to suffer anapoplectic seizure, and he was allowed to take medical advice. Thedoctor's certificate, dated March 26,... 1606, is still in existence; itdescribes his paralytic symptoms, and recommends that Sir Walter Raleighshould be removed from the cold lodging which he was occupying to the'little room he hath built in the garden, and joining his still-house, 'which would be warmer. This seems to have been done, and Raleigh'shealth improved.
During the year 1606 various attempts were made to persuade the King torelease Raleigh, but in vain. The Queen had made his acquaintance, andhad become his friend, and there was a general hope that when herfather, the King of Denmark, came over to see James in the summer, hewould plead for Raleigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he returned from examination, the wall whichWaad had desired to put between the prisoner and the public was incourse of construction. When finished it was not very formidable, forWaad complains that Raleigh was in the habit of standing upon it, in thesight of passers-by. The increased confinement in the spring of 1606brought his ill-health to a climax. He thought he was about to suffer anapoplectic seizure, and he was allowed to take medical advice. Thedoctor's certificate, dated March 26,... 1606, is still in existence; itdescribes his paralytic symptoms, and recommends that Sir Walter Raleighshould be removed from the cold lodging which he was occupying to the'little room he hath built in the garden, and joining his still-house, 'which would be warmer. This seems to have been done, and Raleigh'shealth improved.
During the year 1606 various attempts were made to persuade the King torelease Raleigh, but in vain. The Queen had made his acquaintance, andhad become his friend, and there was a general hope that when herfather, the King of Denmark, came over to see James in the summer, hewould plead for Raleigh.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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