The Life of Lady Jane Grey
The Life of Lady Jane Grey
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But again the fickle monarch grew weary of Katharine, and it is said was preparing a fresh accusation against her, on the charge of heresy, when in the midst of his awful and unrepented crimes, there came a summons which he could not disobey. The physicians so dreaded his hideous tempei*, that they dared not tell him he d 6 82 THE LIFE OF was dying ; the queen herself could not summon courage sufficient to execute so awful a task, but Sir Anthony Denny approached the royal bed and said, " All h...uman aid is now vain, and it is meet for your majesty to review your past life, and seek for God's mercy through Christ I" Henry looked up sternly and said: "What judge hath sent you with this sentence upon me?" Denny replied, " Your physicians. " When the physicians came with medicine, he said an- grily, " After the judges have once passed sen- tence on a criminal, they have no more to do with him ; therefore begone I" It was proposed that he confer with a divine, but he would see no one but Cranmer, saying that he would repose a little first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But again the fickle monarch grew weary of Katharine, and it is said was preparing a fresh accusation against her, on the charge of heresy, when in the midst of his awful and unrepented crimes, there came a summons which he could not disobey. The physicians so dreaded his hideous tempei*, that they dared not tell him he d 6 82 THE LIFE OF was dying ; the queen herself could not summon courage sufficient to execute so awful a task, but Sir Anthony Denny approached the royal bed and said, " All h...uman aid is now vain, and it is meet for your majesty to review your past life, and seek for God's mercy through Christ I" Henry looked up sternly and said: "What judge hath sent you with this sentence upon me?" Denny replied, " Your physicians. " When the physicians came with medicine, he said an- grily, " After the judges have once passed sen- tence on a criminal, they have no more to do with him ; therefore begone I" It was proposed that he confer with a divine, but he would see no one but Cranmer, saying that he would repose a little first.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett, D. W. (David W.), 1828-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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