Royal Palaces of England
Royal Palaces of England
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James's. A woman named Margaret Nicholson, who was afterwards found to be insane, presented a petition to the king, and struck him with a knife as he was taking it. The knife broke, and thus the king escaped, the woman being seized on the point of making a second attempt. Although the king and queen lived but little at the palace, most of their children were born there, the eldest, afterwards King George IV. , being born on August 12, 1762. While Prince of Wales, his marriage with Princess * Mr...s. Papendiek : Journals, i. , 13. " Diary, ed. 1904, ii. , 404.
282 ROYAL PALACES OF ENGLAND Caroline of Brunswick was celebrated in the Chapel Royal. The prince, on first seeing his bride, had taken an intense personal dislike to her, which was visible to all those present at the marriage. " The princess looked dignified and com- posed, but the prince agitated to the greatest degree. He was like a man in despair, half crazy. He held so fast by the queen's hand she could not remove it. When the arch- bishop called on those to come forward who knew any impediment, his manner of doing it shook the prince and made me shudder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James's. A woman named Margaret Nicholson, who was afterwards found to be insane, presented a petition to the king, and struck him with a knife as he was taking it. The knife broke, and thus the king escaped, the woman being seized on the point of making a second attempt. Although the king and queen lived but little at the palace, most of their children were born there, the eldest, afterwards King George IV. , being born on August 12, 1762. While Prince of Wales, his marriage with Princess * Mr...s. Papendiek : Journals, i. , 13. " Diary, ed. 1904, ii. , 404.
282 ROYAL PALACES OF ENGLAND Caroline of Brunswick was celebrated in the Chapel Royal. The prince, on first seeing his bride, had taken an intense personal dislike to her, which was visible to all those present at the marriage. " The princess looked dignified and com- posed, but the prince agitated to the greatest degree. He was like a man in despair, half crazy. He held so fast by the queen's hand she could not remove it. When the arch- bishop called on those to come forward who knew any impediment, his manner of doing it shook the prince and made me shudder.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert S Robert Sangster Rait to read onlineMoreLess
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