The book of the Princes of Wales
The book of the Princes of Wales
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In the barge belonging to the 366 THE BOOK OF THE PRINCES OF WALES Dane, the prince frequently rowed to Woolwich, where he inspected the yard, partook of very excel- lent cheer, and was saluted at arrival and departure with unusual salutes from brazen " chambers " cun- ningly disposed. When these were first fired in Prince Henry's honour, he approached this dread artillery, and ordered that they should again be loaded and discharged in his presence, Phineas Pett, how- ever, fell into a loyal tr...epidation at the thought of the peril to which such an exhibition of villainous saltpetre might subject the hope of the nation, and with much ado he persuaded the curious prince to get into his barge and row out of harm's way, where, waving his handkerchief as a signal, the brazen mouths pealed forth such a song of war as proved highly agreeable to the nicely critical ears of the music-loving prince.
Phineas Pett was his especial favourite, and the friendship of Henry was manifested for him on the occasion when the master was involved with others in a hostile accusation of malpractices in the dockyard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the barge belonging to the 366 THE BOOK OF THE PRINCES OF WALES Dane, the prince frequently rowed to Woolwich, where he inspected the yard, partook of very excel- lent cheer, and was saluted at arrival and departure with unusual salutes from brazen " chambers " cun- ningly disposed. When these were first fired in Prince Henry's honour, he approached this dread artillery, and ordered that they should again be loaded and discharged in his presence, Phineas Pett, how- ever, fell into a loyal tr...epidation at the thought of the peril to which such an exhibition of villainous saltpetre might subject the hope of the nation, and with much ado he persuaded the curious prince to get into his barge and row out of harm's way, where, waving his handkerchief as a signal, the brazen mouths pealed forth such a song of war as proved highly agreeable to the nicely critical ears of the music-loving prince.
Phineas Pett was his especial favourite, and the friendship of Henry was manifested for him on the occasion when the master was involved with others in a hostile accusation of malpractices in the dockyard.
What to read after The book of the Princes of Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doran, Dr. (John), 1807-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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