Springs Streams And Spas of London History And Associations
Springs Streams And Spas of London History And Associations
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Citizen. Marry ! where they stand runs a Spring called Dame Annis le Cleare, after the name of a rich London Widow, Annis Clare, who, matching herself with a riotous Courtier in the time of Edward I. , he vainly consumed all her wealth : there she drowned herself, being then but a shallow ditch or running water. " Ben Jonson's Comedy of ** Bartholomew Fair"^ contains a reference to this spring. In Act lii. , Scene i, one of the characters, Captain Whit, delivers himself thus : "A delicate show-...pig, little mistress, with shweet sauce, and crackling, like de bay-leaf i' de fire, la ! tou shalt ha' de clean side o' de table- clot, and di glass vashed with phatersh (waters) of Dame Annesh Cleare. " Among the surveys taken by the Parliament in 1650, the well is stated to have lain upon waste lands *' late belonging to * Charles Stuart, ' sometime King of England " — in other words, Crown lands — and was environed with a brick wall. The well was 18 feet deep, and the waters were said to be valuable in ^ " Bartholomew Fair " was produced at the Hope Theatre on the Bank-side (Southwark), October 31, 16 14.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Citizen. Marry ! where they stand runs a Spring called Dame Annis le Cleare, after the name of a rich London Widow, Annis Clare, who, matching herself with a riotous Courtier in the time of Edward I. , he vainly consumed all her wealth : there she drowned herself, being then but a shallow ditch or running water. " Ben Jonson's Comedy of ** Bartholomew Fair"^ contains a reference to this spring. In Act lii. , Scene i, one of the characters, Captain Whit, delivers himself thus : "A delicate show-...pig, little mistress, with shweet sauce, and crackling, like de bay-leaf i' de fire, la ! tou shalt ha' de clean side o' de table- clot, and di glass vashed with phatersh (waters) of Dame Annesh Cleare. " Among the surveys taken by the Parliament in 1650, the well is stated to have lain upon waste lands *' late belonging to * Charles Stuart, ' sometime King of England " — in other words, Crown lands — and was environed with a brick wall. The well was 18 feet deep, and the waters were said to be valuable in ^ " Bartholomew Fair " was produced at the Hope Theatre on the Bank-side (Southwark), October 31, 16 14.
What to read after Springs Streams And Spas of London History And Associations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Stanley Foord to read onlineMoreLess
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