The Abbot : Being the Sequel to the Monastery
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Thou hast been discarded as my lady's page, to come in again as my lord's squire ; and for following a noble young damsel into some great household, thou getst a chain and medal, where another would have had the baton across his shoulders, if he missed having the dirk in his body. — But here we come in front of the old Abbey. Bear thy good luck with you when you cross these paved stones, and, by Our Lady, you may brag Scotland." As he spoke, they checked their horses, where the huge old vaulted... entrance to the Abbey or Palace of Holyrood, crossed the termination of the street down which they had proceeded. The courtyard of the palace opened within this gloomy porch, showing the front of an irregular pile of monastic buildings, one wing of which is still extant, forming a part of the modern palace, erected in the days of Charles I. • At the gate of the porch the falconer and page resigned their horses to the serving-man in attendance ; the falconer commanding him, with an air of authority, to carry them safely to the stables.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou hast been discarded as my lady's page, to come in again as my lord's squire ; and for following a noble young damsel into some great household, thou getst a chain and medal, where another would have had the baton across his shoulders, if he missed having the dirk in his body. — But here we come in front of the old Abbey. Bear thy good luck with you when you cross these paved stones, and, by Our Lady, you may brag Scotland." As he spoke, they checked their horses, where the huge old vaulted... entrance to the Abbey or Palace of Holyrood, crossed the termination of the street down which they had proceeded. The courtyard of the palace opened within this gloomy porch, showing the front of an irregular pile of monastic buildings, one wing of which is still extant, forming a part of the modern palace, erected in the days of Charles I. • At the gate of the porch the falconer and page resigned their horses to the serving-man in attendance ; the falconer commanding him, with an air of authority, to carry them safely to the stables.
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