The King's Evil
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It is full of sinful and ungodly men!' Jesus-Died-To-Save-Me Thorpe was preaching to a small, hostile congregation from an unlikely pulpit.
Head and hands trapped in the pillory, he was a target both for the cheerful abuse of the onlookers and the various missiles which they threw at him for sport. A rotten tomato struck him on the forehead and bled profusely down his face but it did not interrupt the torrent of words which flowed from his mouth.
Being locked in the pillory was a hazardous punis...hment. It exposed the victim to vile taunts and, in some cases, vicious behaviour by spectators. More than one person had been stoned to death while immobilised by the rough, chafing wood. Thorpe was more fortunate. The worst blow that he had to suffer came when a dead cat was hurled at him and split open to dribble with gore.
'Turn to God in truth and humility or ye are all doomed!' His denunciation continued unchecked until someone pulled away the box on which he was standing and almost broke his neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is full of sinful and ungodly men!' Jesus-Died-To-Save-Me Thorpe was preaching to a small, hostile congregation from an unlikely pulpit.
Head and hands trapped in the pillory, he was a target both for the cheerful abuse of the onlookers and the various missiles which they threw at him for sport. A rotten tomato struck him on the forehead and bled profusely down his face but it did not interrupt the torrent of words which flowed from his mouth.
Being locked in the pillory was a hazardous punis...hment. It exposed the victim to vile taunts and, in some cases, vicious behaviour by spectators. More than one person had been stoned to death while immobilised by the rough, chafing wood. Thorpe was more fortunate. The worst blow that he had to suffer came when a dead cat was hurled at him and split open to dribble with gore.
'Turn to God in truth and humility or ye are all doomed!' His denunciation continued unchecked until someone pulled away the box on which he was standing and almost broke his neck.
What to read after The King's Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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