The Monastery
The Monastery
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Gfl^ coin your crosier, melt your church plate down, Bid the starved soldier banquet in your nails, And quaff your long-saved hotheads— Turn them oot, Thus primed with your good cheer, to guard your walliy And tney will venture for*t.— Old Play.
The Abbot received his counsellor with a tremulous eagerness of welcome, which announced to the Sub-Prior an extreme agi- tation of spirits, and the utmost need of good counsel. There was neither mazer-dish nor standing-cup upon the little table, at the... elbow of his huge chair of state ; his beads alone lay there, and it seemed as if he had been telling them in his ex- tremity of distress. Beside the beads was placed the mitre of the Abbot, of an antique form, and blazing with precious stones, and the rich and highly-embossed crosier rested against the same table.
The Sacristan and old Father Nicholas had follow the Sub- Prior into the Abbot's apartment, perhaps with the hope of learning something of the important matter which seemed to be in hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gfl^ coin your crosier, melt your church plate down, Bid the starved soldier banquet in your nails, And quaff your long-saved hotheads— Turn them oot, Thus primed with your good cheer, to guard your walliy And tney will venture for*t.— Old Play.
The Abbot received his counsellor with a tremulous eagerness of welcome, which announced to the Sub-Prior an extreme agi- tation of spirits, and the utmost need of good counsel. There was neither mazer-dish nor standing-cup upon the little table, at the... elbow of his huge chair of state ; his beads alone lay there, and it seemed as if he had been telling them in his ex- tremity of distress. Beside the beads was placed the mitre of the Abbot, of an antique form, and blazing with precious stones, and the rich and highly-embossed crosier rested against the same table.
The Sacristan and old Father Nicholas had follow the Sub- Prior into the Abbot's apartment, perhaps with the hope of learning something of the important matter which seemed to be in hand.
What to read after The Monastery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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