Readings in English History Drawn From the Original Sources, Intended to Illustrate a Short History of England
Readings in English History Drawn From the Original Sources, Intended to Illustrate a Short History of England
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John Ixjndon.
Who goeth to bowles upon the Sabbath? Dumbe, dunsticall John of good I^ndon hath done all this. . . .
4^4 Readings in English History Against the But brother Winchester you of al other men are most bishop of wretched, for you openly in the audience of many himdreds Winchester r>\,-^.f i i i ▼ « at Saint Mane Overies church the last Lent, 1587, pro- nounced that men might finde fault if they were disposed to quarrell as well with the Scripture as with the booke of Com- mon praier. ...Who coulde heare this comparison without trem- bling? But lest you should thinke that he hath not as good a gift in speaking against his conscience as my lord of Canter- bury is endoued with : you are to understand that both in that sermon of his and in another which he preached at the court the same I-^nt he protested before God and the congregation where he stood that there was not in the world at this day, nay there had not bin since the apostles time, such a flourish- ing estate of a Church as we have now in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Ixjndon.
Who goeth to bowles upon the Sabbath? Dumbe, dunsticall John of good I^ndon hath done all this. . . .
4^4 Readings in English History Against the But brother Winchester you of al other men are most bishop of wretched, for you openly in the audience of many himdreds Winchester r>\,-^.f i i i ▼ « at Saint Mane Overies church the last Lent, 1587, pro- nounced that men might finde fault if they were disposed to quarrell as well with the Scripture as with the booke of Com- mon praier. ...Who coulde heare this comparison without trem- bling? But lest you should thinke that he hath not as good a gift in speaking against his conscience as my lord of Canter- bury is endoued with : you are to understand that both in that sermon of his and in another which he preached at the court the same I-^nt he protested before God and the congregation where he stood that there was not in the world at this day, nay there had not bin since the apostles time, such a flourish- ing estate of a Church as we have now in England.
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