The Peak District
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Lo, a south-country knight; and her fourth George, Earl of Shrewsbury, the unhappy jailer of Mary Queen of Scots. Before accepting the offer of the last, she stipulated for the marriage of two of her Cavendish children with two of his young Talbots. At first Lord Shrewsbury doted on his shrewd and comely wife, but as the years passed honey turned to gall, and finally both agreed to part. The countess was no mate for a peace-loving old man, and, more- over, she boasted a bitter tongue and a crue...l pen. She was coarse and vulgar as probably were all the great ladies of her time she professed to be jealous of the royal captive, she well-nigh lost her husband the favour of Elizabeth by arranging the marriage of Darnley's brother with her step-daughter, from CHATSWORTH 21 which union resulted Arabella Stuart. None the less she was a woman with a heart, and in her letters may be found one or two profoundly touching ex- pressions. She won her way through life; she trampled on the weak, and possibly her only real happiness proceeded from the knowledge of realized ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lo, a south-country knight; and her fourth George, Earl of Shrewsbury, the unhappy jailer of Mary Queen of Scots. Before accepting the offer of the last, she stipulated for the marriage of two of her Cavendish children with two of his young Talbots. At first Lord Shrewsbury doted on his shrewd and comely wife, but as the years passed honey turned to gall, and finally both agreed to part. The countess was no mate for a peace-loving old man, and, more- over, she boasted a bitter tongue and a crue...l pen. She was coarse and vulgar as probably were all the great ladies of her time she professed to be jealous of the royal captive, she well-nigh lost her husband the favour of Elizabeth by arranging the marriage of Darnley's brother with her step-daughter, from CHATSWORTH 21 which union resulted Arabella Stuart. None the less she was a woman with a heart, and in her letters may be found one or two profoundly touching ex- pressions. She won her way through life; she trampled on the weak, and possibly her only real happiness proceeded from the knowledge of realized ambition.
What to read after The Peak District?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilchrist Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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