William Dalbini Or the Second Siege of Rochester Castle
William Dalbini Or the Second Siege of Rochester Castle
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219 fiends ! " he muttered. " Beware ! for ye shall be thwarted yet. " It is now time to return to Helias, the Prior. After greeting the two persons in monkish dress at the entrance to the cloisters, he passed on to the western end of the nave of the Cathedral. Unlocking the door leading to the monks' walk, he hastily changed his Prior's gown for the steel headpiece, sword, and buff doublet of the Civic Guard.
This done, he muttered to himself, " Tis time for monks to disguise as soldiers, when... knights assume the monkish robes. '' After he had effected the transformation, he went and knelt at the altar of St. Giles, in the chapel of the infirmary.
Whilst kneeling there, apparently in deep devotion, he saw one of the false monks return, when he arose and, at a distance, followed him, secreting himself in the shadow of the walls, and so overheard his conversation with John.
He now made his way to where Sir Savaric was busily engaged, superintending the car- penters and others, who were making the framework.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
219 fiends ! " he muttered. " Beware ! for ye shall be thwarted yet. " It is now time to return to Helias, the Prior. After greeting the two persons in monkish dress at the entrance to the cloisters, he passed on to the western end of the nave of the Cathedral. Unlocking the door leading to the monks' walk, he hastily changed his Prior's gown for the steel headpiece, sword, and buff doublet of the Civic Guard.
This done, he muttered to himself, " Tis time for monks to disguise as soldiers, when... knights assume the monkish robes. '' After he had effected the transformation, he went and knelt at the altar of St. Giles, in the chapel of the infirmary.
Whilst kneeling there, apparently in deep devotion, he saw one of the false monks return, when he arose and, at a distance, followed him, secreting himself in the shadow of the walls, and so overheard his conversation with John.
He now made his way to where Sir Savaric was busily engaged, superintending the car- penters and others, who were making the framework.
What to read after William Dalbini Or the Second Siege of Rochester Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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