The Childs book of England
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Again there was fighting in England, but fortunately it did not last very long. While he was crossing the Wash in Lincolnshire, King John's army was caught by the rising tide. He lost most of his baggage and his treasures, and he, himself, died a few days afterwards at the town of Newark in Nottinghamshire. Everybody in England was very glad when John died, for, as I have said, he was an utterly cruel and wicked man. Soon after he became king, he was afraid that the English people might prefer ...Prince Arthur, the son of his brother Geoffrey, for their king. So he made up his mind to put Arthur's eyes out so that he would be unfit to rule. Arthur was only a little boy, and when the man whom John had chosen came with the hot irons to the child, he looked so pretty and he cried so bitterly that the man's heart was touched and he went away, leaving Arthur unhurt. But the boy could not escape from his uncle, who, 70 PRINCE ARTHUR AND HUBERT H'. F. Yeames, R. A.
[To (ace page 71 MERRIE ENGLAND soon afterwards, had him killed in a castle in Normandy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again there was fighting in England, but fortunately it did not last very long. While he was crossing the Wash in Lincolnshire, King John's army was caught by the rising tide. He lost most of his baggage and his treasures, and he, himself, died a few days afterwards at the town of Newark in Nottinghamshire. Everybody in England was very glad when John died, for, as I have said, he was an utterly cruel and wicked man. Soon after he became king, he was afraid that the English people might prefer ...Prince Arthur, the son of his brother Geoffrey, for their king. So he made up his mind to put Arthur's eyes out so that he would be unfit to rule. Arthur was only a little boy, and when the man whom John had chosen came with the hot irons to the child, he looked so pretty and he cried so bitterly that the man's heart was touched and he went away, leaving Arthur unhurt. But the boy could not escape from his uncle, who, 70 PRINCE ARTHUR AND HUBERT H'. F. Yeames, R. A.
[To (ace page 71 MERRIE ENGLAND soon afterwards, had him killed in a castle in Normandy.
What to read after The Childs book of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Dark to read onlineMoreLess
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