Seeing England With Uncle John
Seeing England With Uncle John
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All that de Clinton had built in the be- ginning of the Twelfth Century would be pretty shaky by the second half of the Fourteenth.
John of Graunt began and rebuilt everything aroimd to the part where later Elizabeth was lodged. Probably that was a more recent addi- tion then, like the towers of the outworks, many of which were built by Henry III and later.
We climbed the Strong Tower first, the very one where Amy Robsart was taken. It 's per- fectly ridiculous though to have imagined that at a... time such as Scott describes a room like the [346] With Uncle John room in this tower would have been free for any Tressilian. It 's a very nice room with a nice staircase leading up to it, a nice dressing-closet attached and a perfectly charming view from the windows. She could see the whole of the fancy garden and all the western part of the Great Lake. I said, "Oh, Lee, let 's read about her right here and now, — you have the book, have n't you?" And he had the book and we opened it and read the description of the room as it was then, and then went out and looked where the men fought on the stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that de Clinton had built in the be- ginning of the Twelfth Century would be pretty shaky by the second half of the Fourteenth.
John of Graunt began and rebuilt everything aroimd to the part where later Elizabeth was lodged. Probably that was a more recent addi- tion then, like the towers of the outworks, many of which were built by Henry III and later.
We climbed the Strong Tower first, the very one where Amy Robsart was taken. It 's per- fectly ridiculous though to have imagined that at a... time such as Scott describes a room like the [346] With Uncle John room in this tower would have been free for any Tressilian. It 's a very nice room with a nice staircase leading up to it, a nice dressing-closet attached and a perfectly charming view from the windows. She could see the whole of the fancy garden and all the western part of the Great Lake. I said, "Oh, Lee, let 's read about her right here and now, — you have the book, have n't you?" And he had the book and we opened it and read the description of the room as it was then, and then went out and looked where the men fought on the stairs.
What to read after Seeing England With Uncle John?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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