Yorkshire
Yorkshire
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One of the Ships did Her the favour to flanck uponthe house where the Queene lay, which was just before the Peere; andbefore She was out of Her bed, the Cannon bullets whistled so loudabout her, (which Musicke you may easily believe was not very pleasingto Her) that all the company pressed Her earnestly to goe out of thehouse, their Cannon having totally beaten downe all the neighbouringhouses, and two Cannon bullets falling from the top to the bottome ofthe house where She was; so that (clothe...d as She could) She went onfoot some little distance out of the Towne, under the shelter of aDitch (like that of Newmarket;) whither before She could get, theCannon bullets fell thicke about us, and a Sergeant was killed withintwenty paces of Her. ' In old Bridlington there stands the fine church of the AugustinianPriory we have already seen from a distance, and an ancient structureknown as the Bayle Gate, a remnant of the defences of the monastery. They stand at no great distance apart, but do not arrange themselves toform a picture, which is unfortunate, and so also is the lack of anyreal charm in the domestic architecture of the adjoining streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the Ships did Her the favour to flanck uponthe house where the Queene lay, which was just before the Peere; andbefore She was out of Her bed, the Cannon bullets whistled so loudabout her, (which Musicke you may easily believe was not very pleasingto Her) that all the company pressed Her earnestly to goe out of thehouse, their Cannon having totally beaten downe all the neighbouringhouses, and two Cannon bullets falling from the top to the bottome ofthe house where She was; so that (clothe...d as She could) She went onfoot some little distance out of the Towne, under the shelter of aDitch (like that of Newmarket;) whither before She could get, theCannon bullets fell thicke about us, and a Sergeant was killed withintwenty paces of Her. ' In old Bridlington there stands the fine church of the AugustinianPriory we have already seen from a distance, and an ancient structureknown as the Bayle Gate, a remnant of the defences of the monastery. They stand at no great distance apart, but do not arrange themselves toform a picture, which is unfortunate, and so also is the lack of anyreal charm in the domestic architecture of the adjoining streets.
What to read after Yorkshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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