A Week in the Yorkshire Dales
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" It forms a kind of paral- lelogram of two hundred and ten feet by one hundred and seventy-five, and a tower at each end. The ancient keep is encircled by a sort of enceinte or enveloping wall. Middle- ham Castle was the abode of the Nevilles, who with the Scropes divided the authority of Wensleydale. Here dwelt at times Warwick, stout in armour bright, the king maker, and to it came as a guest the luxurious though brave Edward IV. , who, when a boy of only twenty, commanded the Yorkists in pe...rson at the battle of Towton Field, the greatest battle ever fought on English soil, excepting Hastings. The Bastard Falconbridge was here executed. Richard III. , who married the Lady Anne Neville, one of the daughters of the king maker, made it his chief residence, and his only 20 A Week in the Yorkshire Dales.
legitimate son Edward was born, and also died when a boy in the halls of Middleham. High state was at one time kept there, for it was the favourite residence of England's king, though it is now abandoned to the owl and to the bat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It forms a kind of paral- lelogram of two hundred and ten feet by one hundred and seventy-five, and a tower at each end. The ancient keep is encircled by a sort of enceinte or enveloping wall. Middle- ham Castle was the abode of the Nevilles, who with the Scropes divided the authority of Wensleydale. Here dwelt at times Warwick, stout in armour bright, the king maker, and to it came as a guest the luxurious though brave Edward IV. , who, when a boy of only twenty, commanded the Yorkists in pe...rson at the battle of Towton Field, the greatest battle ever fought on English soil, excepting Hastings. The Bastard Falconbridge was here executed. Richard III. , who married the Lady Anne Neville, one of the daughters of the king maker, made it his chief residence, and his only 20 A Week in the Yorkshire Dales.
legitimate son Edward was born, and also died when a boy in the halls of Middleham. High state was at one time kept there, for it was the favourite residence of England's king, though it is now abandoned to the owl and to the bat.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Aston Pickford to read onlineMoreLess
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