The Saxon Dynasty: Pedigree of the Kentish Kings
The Saxon Dynasty: Pedigree of the Kentish Kings
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A few fragments of mortar and some bits of tiles are still occasion- ally turned up by the gardener's spade or the workman's pick j but even these vestiges are few and rare, and no one can say to what they belonged.
" The body of St. Eanswith, originally buried in the Saxon church of St. Peter, was, Hasted tells, removed, after the founding of the Norman priory, to the present parish church, where, he says, it was accidentally discovered about the middle of the seventeenth century in digging a ...grave, and that, on opening the coffin, the body was discovered in such an excellent state of preservation, that many of the inhabi- tants took locks of her hair as mementos. ' On each side of it, was an hour-glass and several medals, the inscriptions on which were obliterated by age.' " roricolis hnjusmodi competantum randavit ecclesiam, cum officials sibi suisque comitibns profession! ejus necessariis, a pleno tantum maris gurgite eeptem jugernm latitudine, id est, viginti octo porti- carom distantem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few fragments of mortar and some bits of tiles are still occasion- ally turned up by the gardener's spade or the workman's pick j but even these vestiges are few and rare, and no one can say to what they belonged.
" The body of St. Eanswith, originally buried in the Saxon church of St. Peter, was, Hasted tells, removed, after the founding of the Norman priory, to the present parish church, where, he says, it was accidentally discovered about the middle of the seventeenth century in digging a ...grave, and that, on opening the coffin, the body was discovered in such an excellent state of preservation, that many of the inhabi- tants took locks of her hair as mementos. ' On each side of it, was an hour-glass and several medals, the inscriptions on which were obliterated by age.' " roricolis hnjusmodi competantum randavit ecclesiam, cum officials sibi suisque comitibns profession! ejus necessariis, a pleno tantum maris gurgite eeptem jugernm latitudine, id est, viginti octo porti- carom distantem.
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