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Between the time when he became Prince of Wales and his accession to the throne of England in 1307, Edward's life and that of his father were as unlike each other as the life of a butterfly and that of an eagle in Eryri. The wide scope of the father's activity is in strange contrast to the few anxieties of his son, to get raisins in time for dinner, to get a white greyhound bitch, and to get Gilbert de Clare and Piers Gaveston as playmates. He was so thrift- less that it is probable that his fa...ther did not allow him to squander much of the revenues of W r ales. Of the stern determination of his father shown in his conquest of Wales and in his injunction that he was not to be buried until Scotland had been con- quered Edward had but little. He pined alter- nately for the vocation of a smith or a thatcher H I 'f*. "Ki n i!
THE POPULARITY OF EDWARD II. 221 and for the splendour of a great court pageant He showed the stubbornness of a spoilt child in his affection for favourites and in his dislike for the nobles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Between the time when he became Prince of Wales and his accession to the throne of England in 1307, Edward's life and that of his father were as unlike each other as the life of a butterfly and that of an eagle in Eryri. The wide scope of the father's activity is in strange contrast to the few anxieties of his son, to get raisins in time for dinner, to get a white greyhound bitch, and to get Gilbert de Clare and Piers Gaveston as playmates. He was so thrift- less that it is probable that his fa...ther did not allow him to squander much of the revenues of W r ales. Of the stern determination of his father shown in his conquest of Wales and in his injunction that he was not to be buried until Scotland had been con- quered Edward had but little. He pined alter- nately for the vocation of a smith or a thatcher H I 'f*. "Ki n i!
THE POPULARITY OF EDWARD II. 221 and for the splendour of a great court pageant He showed the stubbornness of a spoilt child in his affection for favourites and in his dislike for the nobles.
What to read after Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Morgan Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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