The Woman's World
The Woman's World
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Cnut and his Queen.
The citizens and common people discuss his life now he lies there helpless among them. Was he not Chan- cellor when only twenty-six, and had he not mixed himself up in all the political turmoils of that time?
Had not Prince Hal, when he became king, made his uncle Chancellor for the second time — perhaps because he had been useful to him and had unloosed the purse- strings in the war with France! The elder citizens well remember the great banquet at Winchester before the kin...g left England, when the Archbishop of Bruges and Monsieur the Ambassador of France had dined in the city, which friendly feast had not, however, pre- vented Agincourt.
The people talk also of their bishop's crusade, though his tmvels had not led him as far as the Holy Sepulchre ; and if until late years he had not been much in his dio- cese, yet it was a grand thing to have had a bishop so much at Court, and one of the most powerful men in the kingdom. At the last king's death had not Beau- fort become guardian of the infant king, and ruled and quarrelled to his heai-t's content ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cnut and his Queen.
The citizens and common people discuss his life now he lies there helpless among them. Was he not Chan- cellor when only twenty-six, and had he not mixed himself up in all the political turmoils of that time?
Had not Prince Hal, when he became king, made his uncle Chancellor for the second time — perhaps because he had been useful to him and had unloosed the purse- strings in the war with France! The elder citizens well remember the great banquet at Winchester before the kin...g left England, when the Archbishop of Bruges and Monsieur the Ambassador of France had dined in the city, which friendly feast had not, however, pre- vented Agincourt.
The people talk also of their bishop's crusade, though his tmvels had not led him as far as the Holy Sepulchre ; and if until late years he had not been much in his dio- cese, yet it was a grand thing to have had a bishop so much at Court, and one of the most powerful men in the kingdom. At the last king's death had not Beau- fort become guardian of the infant king, and ruled and quarrelled to his heai-t's content ?
What to read after The Woman's World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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