The Kent Coast
The Kent Coast
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William Rufus or Henry I. , which was so great and violent, as to drown a great part of Flanders and the Low Countries, before which this shelf or sand was only a kind of shallow, lying between the English and Flemish coasts, and was so far covered with water, as never to lie dry, but had so high a sea running over it, as never to endanger the sailing over it, the same as in the channel elsewhere ; but so much of the water between the two shores having flowed beyond its ordinary bounds, and gai...ned so much more room over those parts, the sea usually loosing in one place what it gains in another, this shelf or sand, for want of that sufficiency of water which before entirely covered it, became so near the surface of it, as when it was low, to appear part of it dry, and to admit of people's landing on it. " Lambarde in sceptical mood doubts both the drowning of Goodwin's land and his choking him- self with & morsel of bread because he said, " May this bread choke me if I caused my brother's death, " when, in reality he had procured it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Rufus or Henry I. , which was so great and violent, as to drown a great part of Flanders and the Low Countries, before which this shelf or sand was only a kind of shallow, lying between the English and Flemish coasts, and was so far covered with water, as never to lie dry, but had so high a sea running over it, as never to endanger the sailing over it, the same as in the channel elsewhere ; but so much of the water between the two shores having flowed beyond its ordinary bounds, and gai...ned so much more room over those parts, the sea usually loosing in one place what it gains in another, this shelf or sand, for want of that sufficiency of water which before entirely covered it, became so near the surface of it, as when it was low, to appear part of it dry, and to admit of people's landing on it. " Lambarde in sceptical mood doubts both the drowning of Goodwin's land and his choking him- self with & morsel of bread because he said, " May this bread choke me if I caused my brother's death, " when, in reality he had procured it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur D Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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