Royalty Restored Or London Under Charles Ii volume 2
Royalty Restored Or London Under Charles Ii volume 2
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Indio:nation arisino; a^-ainst those who wit- nessed such sights may be somewhat appeased by the knowledge that infuriated bulls occa- sionally tossed the torn and bleeding carcases of their tormentors into the faces and laps of spectators. Pepys fi-equently speaks of dense crowds which assembled to witness this form of cruelty, which he designates as good sport ; and Evelyn speaks of a gallant steed that, under the pretence that he had killed a man, was baited by dogs, but fought so hard for h...is life ' the fiercest of them could not fasten on him till he was run through with swords. ' Not only bull and bear baitino- cock and do"; fia-htin^' were encouraged, but prize combats between man and man were regarded as sources of great diversion. Pepj^'s gives a vivid picture of a furious en- counter lie, in common with a great and excited crowd, witnessed at the bear-garden stairs, at Bankside, between a butcher and a waterman. * The former, * says he, ' had the better all along.
222 ROYALTY RESTORED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indio:nation arisino; a^-ainst those who wit- nessed such sights may be somewhat appeased by the knowledge that infuriated bulls occa- sionally tossed the torn and bleeding carcases of their tormentors into the faces and laps of spectators. Pepys fi-equently speaks of dense crowds which assembled to witness this form of cruelty, which he designates as good sport ; and Evelyn speaks of a gallant steed that, under the pretence that he had killed a man, was baited by dogs, but fought so hard for h...is life ' the fiercest of them could not fasten on him till he was run through with swords. ' Not only bull and bear baitino- cock and do"; fia-htin^' were encouraged, but prize combats between man and man were regarded as sources of great diversion. Pepj^'s gives a vivid picture of a furious en- counter lie, in common with a great and excited crowd, witnessed at the bear-garden stairs, at Bankside, between a butcher and a waterman. * The former, * says he, ' had the better all along.
222 ROYALTY RESTORED.
What to read after Royalty Restored Or London Under Charles Ii volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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