Stratford On Avon With Leamington Warwick
Stratford On Avon With Leamington Warwick
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That is fairly widely known. Not so well known, however indeed, very cunningly concealed is the fact that since all these things can be seen to perfection from the roadway, plain to every passer-by, the pilgrim gets absolutely nothing for his sixpence save a dull five minutes with some rather rubbishy relics arranged in a back-parlour next door. (And, speaking personally, I'm a Scotchman. ) And finally most maddening of all it appears that the orthodox outburst of anger the compensatory damning... and blasting of the name and fame of the late Rev. Francis Gastrell, the reported iconoclast with which every literary pilgrim, from Lamb to Mr. E. V. Lucas, has sought to solace his disappointed soul is utterly pointless and beside the mark. The Reverend Francis Gastrell, I find, did not destroy Shakespeare's house. What he did do, indeed, is really matter for the pilgrim's gratitude. For it was due to him but let me set out the facts.
They are simple enough. It was in 1597 the golden year that gave him Falstaff that Shakespeare bought for 60 the remains of that " praty house of brick and timber" which Sir Hugh Clopton had built beside the Guild Chapel a century before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is fairly widely known. Not so well known, however indeed, very cunningly concealed is the fact that since all these things can be seen to perfection from the roadway, plain to every passer-by, the pilgrim gets absolutely nothing for his sixpence save a dull five minutes with some rather rubbishy relics arranged in a back-parlour next door. (And, speaking personally, I'm a Scotchman. ) And finally most maddening of all it appears that the orthodox outburst of anger the compensatory damning... and blasting of the name and fame of the late Rev. Francis Gastrell, the reported iconoclast with which every literary pilgrim, from Lamb to Mr. E. V. Lucas, has sought to solace his disappointed soul is utterly pointless and beside the mark. The Reverend Francis Gastrell, I find, did not destroy Shakespeare's house. What he did do, indeed, is really matter for the pilgrim's gratitude. For it was due to him but let me set out the facts.
They are simple enough. It was in 1597 the golden year that gave him Falstaff that Shakespeare bought for 60 the remains of that " praty house of brick and timber" which Sir Hugh Clopton had built beside the Guild Chapel a century before.
What to read after Stratford On Avon With Leamington Warwick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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