Glimpses of Old English Homes
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G. Nowhere.
HHH. Drawing Rooms. I. The Chapel. J. Ante-room. K. The Great Hall. L. Lobby.
M. Still-room. N. Kitchen. 0000. Scullery and Larders, Bed-rooms over. P. Bath room.
Q. Billiard-room. R. King Edward's Room. S. Well.
in his domestic relations he was not more happy, as he lost en- tirely the love of his wife. This Queen, Isabelle, sister of the King of France, lived openly with her favourite, Roger Mortimer, and collected around her all the English malcontents, with a few foreign auxilia...ries, determining to dethrone her husband. London opened its gates to the disloyal Queen, and Thomas, Lord BERKELEY CASTLE 165 Berkeley, joined her standard. To this lord she restored the castle of Berkeley which the King had granted to the younger Spencer.
Edward escaped to Wales, but was eventually captured by the Queen's party, imprisoned, and forced to resign his crown.
Towards the spring of 1326-7 he was given into the custody of Lord Berkeley, Sir John Maltravers, and Sir Thomas Gourney, and piteous are the accounts of the cruel night journeys over the marsh ground lying by the River Severn, which he was forced to take lest the people might see and recognize him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Nowhere.
HHH. Drawing Rooms. I. The Chapel. J. Ante-room. K. The Great Hall. L. Lobby.
M. Still-room. N. Kitchen. 0000. Scullery and Larders, Bed-rooms over. P. Bath room.
Q. Billiard-room. R. King Edward's Room. S. Well.
in his domestic relations he was not more happy, as he lost en- tirely the love of his wife. This Queen, Isabelle, sister of the King of France, lived openly with her favourite, Roger Mortimer, and collected around her all the English malcontents, with a few foreign auxilia...ries, determining to dethrone her husband. London opened its gates to the disloyal Queen, and Thomas, Lord BERKELEY CASTLE 165 Berkeley, joined her standard. To this lord she restored the castle of Berkeley which the King had granted to the younger Spencer.
Edward escaped to Wales, but was eventually captured by the Queen's party, imprisoned, and forced to resign his crown.
Towards the spring of 1326-7 he was given into the custody of Lord Berkeley, Sir John Maltravers, and Sir Thomas Gourney, and piteous are the accounts of the cruel night journeys over the marsh ground lying by the River Severn, which he was forced to take lest the people might see and recognize him.
What to read after Glimpses of Old English Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisabeth Balch to read onlineMoreLess
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