Bridewell Royal Hospital Past And Present a Short Account of It As Palace Hos
Bridewell Royal Hospital Past And Present a Short Account of It As Palace Hos
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He turned away and went out. He that commanded the party gave us first a personal charge to come out of the room, but we who ' ought to obey God rather men ' stirred not, whereupon he sent some soldiers to drag or drive us out, which they did roughly enough. He had gotten thirty-two of us, and ordered pikes to be opened before us, and the word to march given, the soldiers making a lane to keep us from scattering.
" He led us up Martins, and so turned down to Newgate, where I expected he would h...ave lodged us. But, to my disappointment, he went on through Newgate, and turning through the Old Bailey, brought us into Fleet Street. I was then wholly at a loss to conjecture whither he would lead us, unless it were to Whitehall, for I knew nothing then of old Bride- well; but on a sudden he gave a short turn, and brought us before the gate of that prison, when knocking, the wicket was opened forthwith, and the master with his porter ready to receive us.
"One of those who had been picked up in the street to go with us, happened not to have been with us in the meeting : this I represented to the Major, who, incensed at my previous question I had put to him about a massacre, looked sternly at me and said, ' Who are you that take so much upon you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He turned away and went out. He that commanded the party gave us first a personal charge to come out of the room, but we who ' ought to obey God rather men ' stirred not, whereupon he sent some soldiers to drag or drive us out, which they did roughly enough. He had gotten thirty-two of us, and ordered pikes to be opened before us, and the word to march given, the soldiers making a lane to keep us from scattering.
" He led us up Martins, and so turned down to Newgate, where I expected he would h...ave lodged us. But, to my disappointment, he went on through Newgate, and turning through the Old Bailey, brought us into Fleet Street. I was then wholly at a loss to conjecture whither he would lead us, unless it were to Whitehall, for I knew nothing then of old Bride- well; but on a sudden he gave a short turn, and brought us before the gate of that prison, when knocking, the wicket was opened forthwith, and the master with his porter ready to receive us.
"One of those who had been picked up in the street to go with us, happened not to have been with us in the meeting : this I represented to the Major, who, incensed at my previous question I had put to him about a massacre, looked sternly at me and said, ' Who are you that take so much upon you?
What to read after Bridewell Royal Hospital Past And Present a Short Account of It As Palace Hos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred James Copeland to read onlineMoreLess
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