The Church Historians of England 5, pt. 1
The Church Historians of England 5, pt. 1
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And when a little while afterwards his head was found by itself, and he who saw these things endeavoured carefully to join and fit it to the neck, but to no purpose, he stretched himself out and awoke from sleep. Also a certain monk, under the influence of the spirit, saw, as it were, a man prepared for a combat. And when he had inquired of the angel who was his conductor who it was, he heard that it was Jesus.
And when he saw another person on the other side similarly pre- pared, and inquired ...who it was, he heard that it was king Henry.
And when they were engaging more fiercely, the king ofiiBring grievous insults to Him, at length seemed to strike the Lord on die forehead, so that the blood flowed down his face. But then the monk, deeply grieved and amazed, cried out, " Alas, alas ! let us help Him ! " But the angel replied, " There is no necessity to do so ; wait awhile.'' And immediately the Lord raising his stafi; so crushed the king to pieces by striking him that nothing of him remained any longer to be seen upon the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when a little while afterwards his head was found by itself, and he who saw these things endeavoured carefully to join and fit it to the neck, but to no purpose, he stretched himself out and awoke from sleep. Also a certain monk, under the influence of the spirit, saw, as it were, a man prepared for a combat. And when he had inquired of the angel who was his conductor who it was, he heard that it was Jesus.
And when he saw another person on the other side similarly pre- pared, and inquired ...who it was, he heard that it was king Henry.
And when they were engaging more fiercely, the king ofiiBring grievous insults to Him, at length seemed to strike the Lord on die forehead, so that the blood flowed down his face. But then the monk, deeply grieved and amazed, cried out, " Alas, alas ! let us help Him ! " But the angel replied, " There is no necessity to do so ; wait awhile.'' And immediately the Lord raising his stafi; so crushed the king to pieces by striking him that nothing of him remained any longer to be seen upon the earth.
What to read after The Church Historians of England 5, pt. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Joseph, 1806-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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