The History of Progress in Great Britain 2
The History of Progress in Great Britain 2
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They said she was a nun ; that she had been seen to wear the veil.
280 UNION or THE BAXON AND NOBMAN DYNASTIES.
If true, that was decisive; so the marriage was for the moment stopped.
But the Archbishop of Canterbury, Anselm, one of the few good men the Norman rule had yet put into power in England, and who had been desirous to see so promising a marriage completed, determined to examine the young lady himself. And a charming bit of narratire the chroniclers of those Anglo-Saxon times have give...n us, in connection with their interview. She said, when called upon for an explanation, " I HENET I.
must confess that I have sometimes appeared veiled ; but listen to the cause : in my first youth, when I was living under her care, my aunt, to save me, as she said, from the lust of the Normans, who attacked all females, was accustomed to throw a piece of black stuff over my head ; and when I refused to cover myself with it, she treated me very roughly. In her presence I wore that covering, but as soon as she GOOD QUEEN MAUD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They said she was a nun ; that she had been seen to wear the veil.
280 UNION or THE BAXON AND NOBMAN DYNASTIES.
If true, that was decisive; so the marriage was for the moment stopped.
But the Archbishop of Canterbury, Anselm, one of the few good men the Norman rule had yet put into power in England, and who had been desirous to see so promising a marriage completed, determined to examine the young lady himself. And a charming bit of narratire the chroniclers of those Anglo-Saxon times have give...n us, in connection with their interview. She said, when called upon for an explanation, " I HENET I.
must confess that I have sometimes appeared veiled ; but listen to the cause : in my first youth, when I was living under her care, my aunt, to save me, as she said, from the lust of the Normans, who attacked all females, was accustomed to throw a piece of black stuff over my head ; and when I refused to cover myself with it, she treated me very roughly. In her presence I wore that covering, but as soon as she GOOD QUEEN MAUD.
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