Cambridge
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And if it should happen that I must die before I can complete this thing ; yet will I leave some famous monument behind me, whereby both my memory shall be renowned; and I, by my example, may excite others to the like worthy actions; and also make you all more ready to pursue your studies.' When she spoke, pleased with the reception she had had, which she candidly admitted was 'altogether against her expectation,' she no doubt sincerely intended to found a new college, or further to endow an ex...isting one. The Uni- versity, however, heard no more of the royal benefactions.
The stage, for the dramatic entertainment, was built right across the ante-chapel, at the west end, occupying ' the breadth of the church from the one side to the other, that the chappels might serve for houses,' that is, for dressing- rooms for the performers. In depth it was equal to the breadth of two chapels. The 186 KING'S COLLEGE Queen sat on the south side, where ' was hanged a cloth of state/ The ladies and gentlewomen of the court stood on the rood-loft, or, as we call it, the organ-screen; and the 'choyce officers of the Court' on the steps under the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if it should happen that I must die before I can complete this thing ; yet will I leave some famous monument behind me, whereby both my memory shall be renowned; and I, by my example, may excite others to the like worthy actions; and also make you all more ready to pursue your studies.' When she spoke, pleased with the reception she had had, which she candidly admitted was 'altogether against her expectation,' she no doubt sincerely intended to found a new college, or further to endow an ex...isting one. The Uni- versity, however, heard no more of the royal benefactions.
The stage, for the dramatic entertainment, was built right across the ante-chapel, at the west end, occupying ' the breadth of the church from the one side to the other, that the chappels might serve for houses,' that is, for dressing- rooms for the performers. In depth it was equal to the breadth of two chapels. The 186 KING'S COLLEGE Queen sat on the south side, where ' was hanged a cloth of state/ The ladies and gentlewomen of the court stood on the rood-loft, or, as we call it, the organ-screen; and the 'choyce officers of the Court' on the steps under the same.
What to read after Cambridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, John Willis, 1833-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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