Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1856
Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1856
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', iMul louiid li's troiililo- vwv. The dr\ll. > not daring t. ' follow him farther. After pro- 114 ceeding a short distance, he came to a wall as bright as glass, in which was a gate adorned with gold and jewels. Here he was met by a procession of men and women, dignitaries of the church, em- perors, kings^ barons, and earls, wearing crowns, and carrying golden palm-branches, who welcomed him with great joy, and proceeded to show him the beauties of the country. " Ilyt was grene and fulle of l...lowres Of mony dyvers coloures ; Ilyt was groiie on every syde, As medcwus are yn someres tydo. Ther wer trees growyng full grenc, Fulle of fruyte evcrmor y wene ; For ther was fniyto of mony a kynde, Such yn the world may no man fyiide. Ther they have the tre of lyfe, Theryn is myrthe, and never stryfe ; Frwyte of wysdom also ther y=. Of the whyche Adam and Eve dode amysse. " A venerable bishop explained all these strange sights to Owen, informing him that as he had passed throiigh Purgatory, he would never have to go there again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
', iMul louiid li's troiililo- vwv. The dr\ll. > not daring t. ' follow him farther. After pro- 114 ceeding a short distance, he came to a wall as bright as glass, in which was a gate adorned with gold and jewels. Here he was met by a procession of men and women, dignitaries of the church, em- perors, kings^ barons, and earls, wearing crowns, and carrying golden palm-branches, who welcomed him with great joy, and proceeded to show him the beauties of the country. " Ilyt was grene and fulle of l...lowres Of mony dyvers coloures ; Ilyt was groiie on every syde, As medcwus are yn someres tydo. Ther wer trees growyng full grenc, Fulle of fruyte evcrmor y wene ; For ther was fniyto of mony a kynde, Such yn the world may no man fyiide. Ther they have the tre of lyfe, Theryn is myrthe, and never stryfe ; Frwyte of wysdom also ther y=. Of the whyche Adam and Eve dode amysse. " A venerable bishop explained all these strange sights to Owen, informing him that as he had passed throiigh Purgatory, he would never have to go there again.
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