Recollections of Literary Characters And Celebrated Places volume 1
Recollections of Literary Characters And Celebrated Places volume 1
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Margaret's (1 lurch, is bounded by Bridge Street, formerly the Woolstaple, on the north, and by College Street on the - nth.
AVhat a pleasant, suburban village must Westminster then have been ; — and how grandly must the old AND ITS PEEDECESSOKS. 1G5 palace have risen, with its arched entrances, and battle- mented tops amid vineries and trellices ; and how pleasantly the barges must have floated by, towards the aristocratic region of the Strand ; whilst dames looked forth from their lattices, o...r trod in dignity the walks of the herbaries, or kitchen-garden; — of flowers, there were but few cultivated? And then, there was the lesser or private palaces, as well as the greater : so that all was not state nor pomp, but merriment, such as old England has always relished vastly, went on. Of this lesser palace (for a third fire, in spite of the river, in spite of the conduit, in spite of belted knights, who made perchance too free with the strong waters, occurred") no trace is left. It was burned down in the reign of Henry VIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Margaret's (1 lurch, is bounded by Bridge Street, formerly the Woolstaple, on the north, and by College Street on the - nth.
AVhat a pleasant, suburban village must Westminster then have been ; — and how grandly must the old AND ITS PEEDECESSOKS. 1G5 palace have risen, with its arched entrances, and battle- mented tops amid vineries and trellices ; and how pleasantly the barges must have floated by, towards the aristocratic region of the Strand ; whilst dames looked forth from their lattices, o...r trod in dignity the walks of the herbaries, or kitchen-garden; — of flowers, there were but few cultivated? And then, there was the lesser or private palaces, as well as the greater : so that all was not state nor pomp, but merriment, such as old England has always relished vastly, went on. Of this lesser palace (for a third fire, in spite of the river, in spite of the conduit, in spite of belted knights, who made perchance too free with the strong waters, occurred") no trace is left. It was burned down in the reign of Henry VIII.
What to read after Recollections of Literary Characters And Celebrated Places volume 1?
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