Canterbury Sonnets
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Aix in Provence.
XXIV.
THE TAPESTRY AT AIX.
What folly changed the goodly wainscotting With which our choir two hundred years was lined ?
Great Prior Henry never had in mind To leave the arcade without rich covering.
Upon his hooks, the length of either wing, Goldstone and Bering, monks of Henry's kind, Set forth their glorious tapestries, design'd Our Saviour's life before all eyes to bring.
Still men may see them ; but alas, how far From where the donors hung their colours gay !
Halfway from ...Kent to Tiber's bank, it makes The traveller sad to view them where they are, By sacrilegious robbers torn away And sold into captivity at Aix.
Wb^sg the guesljon \ya.s put in Cpnvocation, no voice was raised. Warham then said that silence gave consent.
LeoX.
XXV.
WARHAM.
Note well the archbishop by whose voice began Our silent rupture of the papal yoke, Although in part the sentence to revoke He after sought ; who shielded, from the ban Brave Colet, foremost leader in the van Of our true reformation ; skill'd to cloke The heart of seriousness with quip and joke, Large, prudent, loveable, most modest man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aix in Provence.
XXIV.
THE TAPESTRY AT AIX.
What folly changed the goodly wainscotting With which our choir two hundred years was lined ?
Great Prior Henry never had in mind To leave the arcade without rich covering.
Upon his hooks, the length of either wing, Goldstone and Bering, monks of Henry's kind, Set forth their glorious tapestries, design'd Our Saviour's life before all eyes to bring.
Still men may see them ; but alas, how far From where the donors hung their colours gay !
Halfway from ...Kent to Tiber's bank, it makes The traveller sad to view them where they are, By sacrilegious robbers torn away And sold into captivity at Aix.
Wb^sg the guesljon \ya.s put in Cpnvocation, no voice was raised. Warham then said that silence gave consent.
LeoX.
XXV.
WARHAM.
Note well the archbishop by whose voice began Our silent rupture of the papal yoke, Although in part the sentence to revoke He after sought ; who shielded, from the ban Brave Colet, foremost leader in the van Of our true reformation ; skill'd to cloke The heart of seriousness with quip and joke, Large, prudent, loveable, most modest man.
What to read after Canterbury Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Arthur James, 1851-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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