Ways And Days Out of London
Ways And Days Out of London
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But to Sir Jeffry Wyatt is due this imposing Windsor of to-day. We walked about in that oversweet confec- tion, St. George's Chapel, whose pendant bright-hued banners do a tale of knighthood unfold. Antwerp's artist-blacksmith, Quen- tin Matsys, is believed to have made the monu- mental gates for the tomb of Edward IV, whose coat of mail and pearl-embroidered surcoat of crimson velvet were hung upon them after his interment, but no longer exist. We saw here one of the few chained Bibles Stoke P...oges 147 which England contains. The gravestone of Charles Brandon reminded us of his pretty romance with the royal Mary, sister of Henry VIII. His armor we had seen in the Tower of London. Here we saw a statue to Leo- pold I of Belgium, who almost was Prince Consort of England, and whose parsimony is still talked of in Esher. The knights' choir stalls, bearing knightly helmets of carved oak, are Jiors de concours. Beneath the pavement of the choir lies all that's mortal of merry King Hal, whose fame shall not perish until the last man dies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to Sir Jeffry Wyatt is due this imposing Windsor of to-day. We walked about in that oversweet confec- tion, St. George's Chapel, whose pendant bright-hued banners do a tale of knighthood unfold. Antwerp's artist-blacksmith, Quen- tin Matsys, is believed to have made the monu- mental gates for the tomb of Edward IV, whose coat of mail and pearl-embroidered surcoat of crimson velvet were hung upon them after his interment, but no longer exist. We saw here one of the few chained Bibles Stoke P...oges 147 which England contains. The gravestone of Charles Brandon reminded us of his pretty romance with the royal Mary, sister of Henry VIII. His armor we had seen in the Tower of London. Here we saw a statue to Leo- pold I of Belgium, who almost was Prince Consort of England, and whose parsimony is still talked of in Esher. The knights' choir stalls, bearing knightly helmets of carved oak, are Jiors de concours. Beneath the pavement of the choir lies all that's mortal of merry King Hal, whose fame shall not perish until the last man dies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aida Rodman De Milt to read onlineMoreLess
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