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In former days this was not so. Many a humble man, that, except for his tomb, would long since be forgotten, lies with the noblest dead, among poets, painters, historians, and statesmen.
It would be impossible, indeed, to give any sort of list of all who lie here. In one corner, called Poets' Corner, the poets are grouped together. Huge statues, larger than life, commemorate our great statesmen. Near the east end are many Kings and Queens, Princes 29 Lond on and Princesses. At every turn there ...is something to see and remember.
At Westminster is the coronation chair in which is enclosed the stone brought from Scone in Scotland. It was a sacred stone to the Scots because on it all their Kings had been crowned, and the legend ran that wherever the stone was placed, there should the Scottish Kings be crowned. And the prophecy has come true, for since the time of James the Sixth of Scotland and First of England the crowns have been united.
Many coronations have there been in the Abbey, and still fresh in our minds is that of our present King, George V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In former days this was not so. Many a humble man, that, except for his tomb, would long since be forgotten, lies with the noblest dead, among poets, painters, historians, and statesmen.
It would be impossible, indeed, to give any sort of list of all who lie here. In one corner, called Poets' Corner, the poets are grouped together. Huge statues, larger than life, commemorate our great statesmen. Near the east end are many Kings and Queens, Princes 29 Lond on and Princesses. At every turn there ...is something to see and remember.
At Westminster is the coronation chair in which is enclosed the stone brought from Scone in Scotland. It was a sacred stone to the Scots because on it all their Kings had been crowned, and the legend ran that wherever the stone was placed, there should the Scottish Kings be crowned. And the prophecy has come true, for since the time of James the Sixth of Scotland and First of England the crowns have been united.
Many coronations have there been in the Abbey, and still fresh in our minds is that of our present King, George V.
What to read after London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E Geraldine Edith Mitton to read onlineMoreLess
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